Zenith has maintained a close connection with women's timepieces since 1865; from its first enamel pocket watches and jeweled pendant watches to complex complications, the brand's history is inextricably linked to female consumers. However, looking back at recent years, while Zenith has introduced versions of popular collections with sizes and designs better suited to women, the emphasis placed on women's watches has clearly diminished. A decade ago, Zenith featured the "Star" collection—a line created specifically for women—yet today, the collection is rarely mentioned, and the brand has not released a new model for it in ten years. Today, we take a closer look at the Star Phase ladies' moon-phase watch (Ref. 22.1925.692/01.C725) to explore the standout qualities of Zenith's watchmaking designed specifically for women.Best luxury replica watches price at Repwatcheaprice, cheap watches for men and women.
The 37 x 37 mm cushion-shaped case is the defining feature of this entire collection; while designed for women, this size is substantial—perhaps even slightly oversized for those with slender wrists. A round dial sits within the cushion-shaped case, lending the watch a distinctly classical aesthetic. Take this particular model, for instance: it features an 18K rose gold case with VVS-grade brilliant-cut diamonds set at each of the four corners. Consequently, despite the generous case diameter, it does not look bulky on the wrist; Zenith has successfully harmonized elegance with a vintage spirit. On the silvery-white dial, the deep blue Roman numeral hour markers are exceptionally large—almost exaggeratedly so. Radiating outward from the center, the deep blue numerals provide a striking contrast to the rose gold case, further enhancing the watch's vintage appeal.
An interesting detail is that the hour markers are not fully visible; instead, they are partially "obscured" by a concentric dial that dips slightly toward the center, creating a sense of visual depth. The rose gold leaf-style hands echo the material of the rose gold case. A moon phase display sits at the 6 o'clock position, while a small seconds sub-dial is located at 9 o'clock; these sub-dials also cleverly overlap the hour markers, further enhancing the layered aesthetic. The fully polished 18K rose gold cushion-shaped case features a crown set with a deep blue cabochon-cut sapphire, echoing the deep blue Roman numeral hour markers on the dial. Through the exhibition case back, one can view the Elite 692 movement—a caliber Zenith took great pride in a decade ago for its dress watches. This self-winding movement operates at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and offers a 50-hour power reserve. It features moon phase and small seconds displays, includes a stop-seconds mechanism, and—most notably—measures just 3.97 mm in thickness. The rotor is open-worked and adorned with Zenith’s signature star emblem and *Côtes de Genève* (Geneva stripes) finishing. The upper bridge features extensive circular *Côtes de Genève* decoration, while the lower bridge is finished with *perlage* (circular graining).
