The watch was originally released in 1969.

The watch combines the colors of the previous two releases.

The G383 is one of the most sought-after vintage El Primeros.

The watch is the first limited edition in the Defy Extreme range.

The dial is inspired by the Australian night sky.

A tribute to the brand's signature tri-color chronograph.

The watch can only be purchased at the Zenith Manufacture Boutique.

The watch is a modern successor to the 1969 A386 timepiece.

A new interpretation of the classic in olive green.

Only 1,000 of the original A3817 watches were ever produces.

A striking new option in 18k rose gold.

A new size, a new interchangeable strap mechanism, and an intuitive chronograph system.

A new green on green option for the brand's high-performance chronograph.

The new chronograph can measure 1/10th of a second.

The watch is a reproduction of the original model from 1969.

The green tones complement the watch's open dial design.

The watch features a case and integrated bracelet in carbon fiber.

The North American exclusive is inspired by the 1960s.

The watches feature a two-tone mix of black and white ceramic.

The watchmaker's latest Defy goes ultraviolet.

The prototype dial was discovered in the attic of Zenith's historical Manufacture building.

The prototype featured a blackened steel case, a rare design element during the 1970s.

The reissue will be limited to just 100 pieces.

One of the most highly-anticipated vehicles this year is getting a limited edition watch.