Zenith Defy Zero G Rose Gold 18.9003.8812/76.M9003

Zenith unveiled the Defy Zero G at Baselworld 2018. Its Gravity Control module borrows the gimbal suspension of the brand's marine chronometers to keep the escapement horizontal whatever the position of the watch, and sits at 6 o'clock between two flat sapphire crystals. The movement is the hand-wound El Primero 8812 S, beating at 5 Hz with a 50-hour power reserve, in a case 14.85 mm thick.

The yellow gold Pirates (30.9002.8812/75.M9002) and titanium Pirates (95.9005.8812/80.M9004) carry the same design in other metals, also as unique pieces, and the Rose Gold Skull (18.9001.8812/76.M9001) and Virgen de Guadalupe (18.9002.8812/76.M9002) editions share this rose gold case. The Rose Gold Skeleton on bracelet (18.9000.8812/79.M9000) is the same watch without a limited run.