Zelos Helmsman Diver New Dial Configurations
ReleaseZelos

Zelos Helmsman Diver New Dial Configurations

1 source
At a glance
Case size
40mm
Lug-to-lug
46.5mm
Thickness
12.5mm
Case material
316L stainless steel
Movement
Miyota 9015 automatic
Power reserve
42 hours
Water resistance
200m
Crystal
Box-shaped sapphire
Availability
New dial configurations
The brief

The Zelos Helmsman Diver, originally the brand's first Kickstarter design, has been updated with five new dial options in a stainless steel case. These new configurations offer a diverse range of materials and aesthetics, from crushed garnet and mother-of-pearl to aventurine glass and forged carbon, aiming to give the watch varied identities.

  • 316L stainless-steel case
  • 40mm case diameter
  • 46.5mm lug-to-lug
  • 12.5mm thickness (11.5mm case)
  • 200 metres water resistance
  • Miyota 9015 automatic movement
  • 42 hours power reserve
  • 20mm lug width
Across the sources

The Helmsman Diver's original brief was to create a diver with a dressier character, a design philosophy that remains evident.

Time+Tide

The five new dial materials include Aventurine, Sky Blue (fully luminous), Carbon (forged carbon), Garnet (crushed stone), and Teal MOP (mother-of-pearl).

Time+Tide

The case features a mix of brushed, polished, and sandblasted finishes, with machined recesses on the flanks to reduce visual mass.

Time+Tide

Dual crowns are present: the upper controls the internal rotating dive bezel, and the lower controls the movement; both feature luminous inserts.

Time+Tide

The Garnet dial is made from crushed red garnet, resulting in an irregular surface with varying shades of burgundy and ruby red.

Time+Tide

The Teal MOP dial has a fumé treatment and a CNC-machined wave guilloché pattern, with a black mother-of-pearl internal bezel.

Time+Tide

The Miyota 9015 movement is 3.9mm thick, contributing to the watch's slim profile and supporting the 200-meter water resistance.

Time+Tide

A custom date wheel is fitted to match each dial design, enhancing cohesion on models like the Garnet and Teal MOP.

Time+Tide
Read the coverage· 1
Discussion

Comments

Loading…