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44 mm wide,14.5 mm thick (100 m waterproof), the mainly titanium Zenith inventor is similar to other defying set models how to wear, it seems, except for the completely different motion and face design (but Zenith itself imitates some of the other cheaper models in its collection, without the exotic 9100 motion). One of the exciting things about the zenith challenge's inventors is that every time you look at it, replica swiss watches the animation of the dial vibrates, and of course, it moves at more than four times the speed of your standard 4Hz machine.

Let's discuss these elements separately, as they involve different watch buying recommendations. Shallow or not, people love watches that look "cool." "Tourbillons are popular not because they make watches more accurate (at least not), but because they provide a simple animation of rotation on the dial. Other complex features that provide movement (animation) on a watch's dial are often prized by collectors. Why is that? Well, because they look interesting and attract people's attention. (most people who wear luxury watches are looking for attention.)

Besides the fun animation on the dial, Defy inventor also offers features other watches don't have. The caliber 9100 operates automatically at 18Hz, 50 hours of power reserve (and produces from a relatively lean 148 section). This is actually 3Hz higher than the 15 hz color of the 2017 Defy Lab watch zeniar z342. The 18Hz conversion rate is 129,600 BPH, replica watches uk which obviously exceeds the 4Hz motion of 28,800 BPH.

Why does it need to be so fast? The faster the regulating organ on the watch works, the more beats per minute. The more beats it has, the smaller the effect error that affects the overall precision of the movement in any given beat. Note that Zenith has no requirements for the actual timing result performance of Calibre 9100. This is common in the watch industry, where we often see new technologies designed to improve the accuracy of watch movements without the companies behind them making any real claims about real-world performance. Few new motion designs are accurate, along with promised improvements in actual performance.

One reason is that the accuracy of each watch may vary, even though all watches have the same internal movement. This is because of how motion is controlled, and because of small differences in parts. The calibre 9100 features a large "monolithic" silicon structure as the main regulating mechanism. The product, called the Zenith oscillator, was developed entirely by LVMH's genius Guy Semon. Zenith made changes to the system between Defy's lab and its creators, but the idea is the same, and, according to the brand, the Zenith oscillator works well in real Settings, allowing for environmental variations such as vibrations, shocks and temperature fluctuations.

For now, the zenith，zenith watches， 9100's automatic motion feature is only a matter of time - but it's good.