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Overall, I find this design playful but not to a fault. If there's a line, I link don't think they've crossed it – they're close and maybe that's why I like it. I experienced this watch on a link black Tropic-style strap (it also comes with a black leather strap with yellow stitching and a yellow Tropic-style strap) because I like how link it accentuated the all-black-everything case.

While link totally unexpected at least for me this iteration of Zenith's Defy platform starts to make more link sense when you think about it. Most people today don't realize link that the Defy isn't actually a modern Zenith invention although it does look like it. The Defy name has real history that dates back to pocket watches produced by Zenith founder Georges Favre-Jacot in the late 1800s. Inscribed on the dial of those pocket watches Défi or "challenge" in English.