Nestled in Zelos? lineup amongst a sea of modern, angular, tough-as-nails tool watches is the Horizons GMT. It?s a break from Zelos? design language, which tends to lean towards chunky angular divers with big bezels that are commonly rated to at least 1000m. Here, we have a slimmer, more subdued, but still built to take a beating 40mm GMT watch with some very interesting design details. Today, we?re looking at the ?Ice? model – a 13.5mm thick watch, with a beautifully contoured case, an interesting sunburst anthracite dial, and a light blue/white dial that?s more lume than not. When I was offered the Horizons GMT to check out for review, I was expecting something big and chunky but was pleasantly surprised when the watch showed up. It still maintains that Zelos attitude, but a bit more scaled back and a lot more refined. Most importantly, it doesn?t lose the fun factor that runs so deep in the brand?s catalog. Let?s take a close at this slim, comfortable, and modern GMT from a brand that?s really hit their stride.
$899

Review: Zelos Horizons GMT “Ice”

Case
Stainless Steel

Movement
ETA 2893-2

Dial
Sunburst Anthracite Gray

Lume
Yes

Lens
Box Sapphire

Strap
Bracelet + Rubber

Water Resistance
200m

Dimensions
40 x 45mm

Thickness
13.5mm

Lug Width
20mm

Crown
Screw-down

Warranty
Yes

Price
$899

Case
If you were to randomly select a watch from the Zelos lineup, you?d most likely end up with a large dive wa...