Spearfish

The Zelos Spearfish brings the Singaporean brand’s taste for expressive dials to a dive-watch platform, with a rotating timing bezel and prominent luminous markers anchoring the design. The name now spans straightforward automatic divers and travel-oriented relatives, so the distinction between a Spearfish, Spearfish GMT, and Spearfish Dual Time matters more than the shared lettering on the dial.

The original Spearfish’s mechanical calling card was the automatic La Joux-Perret G100: a 4 Hz movement with roughly 68 hours of power reserve. That combination gave the three-hand model something distinctive beneath its dial, rather than relying entirely on Zelos’s adventurous surface treatments. Its 40 mm case also established a relatively compact starting point for the family—not a specification to carry over automatically to every subsequent version.

The Spearfish GMT adds a second-time-zone indication, while the separately named Spearfish Dual Time takes the family into another travel-watch configuration. Those suffixes identify genuinely different watches, not merely alternative dial colors; the movement and display deserve their own reading in each version.