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Titanium Watches

Titanium Watches

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Maurice Lacroix Aikon-IC Frozen Carbon Titanium Green 43 mm Mens Watch AC6008-TTL50-630-2 Maurice Lacroix Aikon-IC Frozen Carbon Titanium Green 43 mm Mens Watch AC6008-TTL50-630-2
Neuheit
Maurice Lacroix
Gift included Geschenk
€3,850.00 €3,990.00
5.18
Citizen Eco-Drive Radio Controlled Chronograph Super Titanium Black Men's Watch AT8390-55E Citizen Eco-Drive Radio Controlled Chronograph Super Titanium Black Men's Watch AT8390-55E
Neuheit
Citizen
€659.00 €695.00
Victorinox Dive Pro Quartz Men's Watch 242069.1 Victorinox Dive Pro Quartz Men's Watch 242069.1
Neuheit
Victorinox
Gift included Geschenk
€1,245.00
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Edox CO-01 men's watch 10242-TINM-GIDNO
Edox
Gift included Geschenk
€1,323.00 €1,890.00

Titanium watches

What advantages does titanium have over stainless steel?
Titanium weighs about 40 percent less than stainless steel at comparable strength. A large watch therefore feels noticeably lighter on the wrist. On top of that, titanium is available in nickel free alloys, does not corrode, and takes on body temperature faster, so it feels less cold against the skin.
Is titanium suitable for people with allergies?
As a rule yes. Titanium is considered biocompatible, which is why it is used for implants in medical technology. Anyone reacting to nickel is usually comfortable with titanium. Still, check the manufacturer specifications, because clasps or spring bars are occasionally made of stainless steel.
Does titanium scratch more easily than stainless steel?
Pure titanium is somewhat softer and shows fine marks sooner. On the other hand they are less visible, because titanium is more matte and darker than polished steel. Many manufacturers harden the surface additionally; Citizen calls this Duratect, Seiko works with Diashield. Such watches stay flawless considerably longer.
What do titanium grade 2 and grade 5 mean?
Grade 2 is commercially pure titanium, easy to machine and very kind to the skin. Grade 5 is an alloy with aluminium and vanadium, considerably harder and stronger but more demanding to manufacture. High quality sports watches and cases with sharply drawn edges usually rely on grade 5.
Why do titanium watches often cost more?
Titanium is tough and difficult to machine, tools wear faster and the work takes longer. Polishing is more demanding than with steel. It is this extra effort that shows in the price, not the raw material alone.
How do I care for a titanium watch?
Like a steel watch: lukewarm water, mild washing up liquid and a soft brush, then pat dry. Avoid abrasives and polishing pastes intended for stainless steel, as they can lighten the matte surface unevenly. Deeper scratches are best re-brushed by a watchmaker.
Which titanium watches do you carry?
The largest share comes from the multisport watches by Garmin, such as fēnix and Epix with titanium bezels. Alongside these are classic models from Certina, Tissot, Citizen, Junghans, Mido and Victorinox. The range runs from around 350 to roughly 1,500 euros.