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New Releases · 2026-09-04

Zelos Helmsman Aventurine puts a starry dial inside a twin-crown diver

Aventurine glass and a crystallised-titanium bezel give the Helmsman an unusually rich material palette.

By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Zelos official product page

Zelos Helmsman SS Aventurine, front view
Zelos Helmsman SS Aventurine. Photograph: Zelos. Zelos ↗

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This is a sourced news summary, not a hands-on review. Read the original reporting at Zelos official product page ↗

What to know

The Zelos Helmsman Aventurine combines a sparkling dark glass dial with a crystallised-titanium bezel. Its twin-crown arrangement and internal timing scale give it a different silhouette from the brand’s externally bezelled Swordfish. A brushed beads-of-rice bracelet introduces a softer, vintage-looking rhythm against the more angular case details.

Zelos Helmsman SS Aventurine, alternate view
Zelos Helmsman SS Aventurine. Photograph: Zelos. Zelos ↗

A Miyota 9015 automatic movement powers the date-equipped display. Zelos specifies a 40mm steel case, a 46.5mm lug-to-lug span and a total thickness of 12.5mm including the box sapphire crystal. Water resistance is 200 metres, and the bracelet includes a quick-adjust clasp. The aventurine is decorative glass with sparkling inclusions, adding a celestial surface effect to the otherwise functional dive-watch architecture.

Zelos Helmsman SS Aventurine, detail view
Zelos Helmsman SS Aventurine. Photograph: Zelos. Zelos ↗

At a glance

Specifications reported by Zelos official product page
Case40 mm 316L stainless steel
Thickness12.5 mm including crystal
MovementMiyota 9015 automatic
DialAventurine glass
BezelCrystallised titanium
CrystalBox sapphire
Water resistance200 m

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Zelos official product page · Published 2026-09-04 ↗