Zenith’s new Pilot Type
20 Chronograph Rescue
Zenith’s new Pilot Type 20 Rescue is offered in a stainless steel
case with a slate-grey sunray dial, with the Arabic numerals
entirely made out of SuperLuminova.
PILOT’S WATCHES
Zenith is debuting two new Pilot’s watches:
The Pilot Type 20 Rescue ($7,100) and Pilot
Type 20 Chronograph Rescue ($7,600)
are offered in a stainless steel case with a
slate-grey sunray dial, with the signature
oversized Arabic numerals entirely made out
of SuperLumiNova. (Zenith notes that the
pricing indicated here is subject to change).
DEFY 21
Coinciding with the debut of the next-
generation Land Rover Defender, Zenith
and the famed British carmaker have
collaborated on the Defy 21 Land Rover
Edition ($13,400). Limited to 250 pieces,
the new watch is a new look for Zenith’s
1/100th-of-a-second chronograph. The new
model is cased in micro-blasted titanium,
and paired with a matching grey dial that
now boasts a linear power reserve window
with new touches of color.
Partnering with DJ Carl Cox, Zenith has
also expanded Defy 21 with the new Defy
21 Carl Cox ($18,800), limited to 200
pieces. Here Zenith created a new matte
black carbon chronograph with a carbon
fiber bezel and strap stitching that both
glow in the dark. As requested by Cox,
Zenith devised a rotating disk shaped like
a vinyl record at 9 o’clock to serve as a
running seconds indicator.
Finally, as we indicated last year, Zenith
is now offering its Chronomaster Revival
A384 with a perfect remake of the original
Gay Frères ‘ladder’ steel bracelet ($8,100).
Look for much more about Zenith’s
2020 debuts in future posts online,
including any updates to the tentative
pricing indicated in our report above.
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Zenith’s Defy 21 Carl Cox, showing
luminous bezel fibers
Defy Midnight
The Zenith Defy 21 Land Rover Edition
Caseback of Zenith Defy 21 Land Rover