Introducing The Zenith Academy Christophe Colomb Hurricane Grand Voyage II
Last year, Zenith released the original Academy Christophe Colomb Hurricane Grand Voyage, an exceptionally complex watch that puts a fus��e and chain constant force mechanism and a unique Gravity Control module on full display. This year, Zenith is following up on that watch with a sequel, and this one adds ornate decoration and artistry to the mix in honor of Christopher Columbus, for whom the watch is named. There's a lot to take in here, so let's take a closer look at each component. 2 OF 5 The Grand Voyage?uses the same 45 mm case as last year's model, with a thickness that goes from 14.8 mm to 21.8 mm at the domed sapphire crystal. Unlike the original, the new Voyage II adds artistic?embellishments to both the dial side and the display back. The dial side is still largely a cavernous structure, allowing each of the movement components to remain visible. Around the back, there is a vivid portrayal illustrating Christopher Columbus' discovery of America in 1492. The ent

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