The BEST Titanium Watches from Affordable to Luxury

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In this video, I'll take a look at some of the best titanium watches on the market. We'll start at the more affordable end with brands like Citizen as well as some microbrands and then ascend well into the world of luxury watches. What are some of your favorite titanium watches?
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[@jaspermorris1313]

Great to see Tutima featured! Underrated brand indeed

[@ShaneLindie]

Teddy should be given an award for these unique, classy, well produced and enjoyable videos. He is also an awesome presenter and narrator. GREAT WORK TEDDY!

[@jodysilvia2]

Congratulations on 500k subs, you're killing it Teddy.

[@shamanprime]

You could build an amazing watch collection just with Longines watches.

[@david300m]

Great line up. Thanks for sharing.

[@F1fan56]

Good video, titanium is a great case material. I love my Citizen titanium Eco-Drive perpetual calendar. 12 years old, wore it daily for 5 years, still looks and runs like new. Fantastic value. The Longines Avigation BigEye chronograph looks awesome.

[@jd4062]

I’m surprised that Hamilton wasn’t mentioned.

[@christopherbrunson5799]

My kaki field in titanium is one of my favorites

[@mreyybree]

Was it out there in early 2022 when this video was out?

[@riseuplight]

It may not have

[@SimeonGeo]

Certina DS titanium diver is also worth mentioning. Keep up the good work Teddy

[@spinthma]

Thanks a lot, very informative

[@rubensanmaurodelbosqur1950]

Excelente video Teddy. 👏👏

[@TomJones-tx7pb]

Back in the day in the early 80s, Citizen tried to go high end and sold an eco drive titanium dive watch and strap with a high end metal (no plastic) and jewel movement for RRP $600. It was not popular and I picked one up for $350 on sale. I replaced the rotary dial with an 18k gold ring and it still is a good watch today. Lightweight, no scratches, strap fits perfectly with no wear sloppiness. Aged better than a stainless steel Rolex from that time.

[@tomaszhoekstra7357]

Tudor is doing such a great job

[@juliensauvageau297]

Something to take into account when shopping for titanium watches is the titanium grade. Grade 5 is much more scratch resistant than grade 2. Grade 2 is actually more scratch prone than stainless steel.....Looking at you tudor pelagos

[@hyssean12]

Titanium is always softer than 316. This will scratch easier. Teddy is wrong. Titanium is always soft compared to 316/904. Google the HRC of titanium and steel.

[@juliensauvageau297]

@@hyssean12 Yes correct. You'll just notice this difference more with grade 2, in my experience

[@XenFPV]

@@hyssean12 really? Because I googled and found Grade 5 Ti has a hardness in the 3-400 Brinell range (equivalent to an HRC in the high 30s) , while 316 is around 150-200 (equivalent to HRB in the 90s, meaning below the bottom of the Rockwell C scale.

[@hyssean12]

@@XenFPV ya HRC in the 30s is soft as hell. A knife blade is usually like 60hrc and it is steel.

[@hyssean12]

@@XenFPV why would titanium knives us a steel insert for the lockup if it wasn't harder. The titanium is soft so they cap it with steel to last longer.

[@BoozewithNick]

Teddy, so much fun, loved seeing the Tutima on the list. I’m not reading 422 comments, but I can’t be the only one wondering how on earth you left out the Christopher Ward C60 Elite. G5 Ti, 1k of water resistance, good looks, insane legibility, and a rising brand for around $1200. Fun list, my second Teddy video in one day, so a Saturday well spent.

[@Tikashi33]

Bought the Mido Ocean Star 200c Titanium...honestly... the best buy ever... such a nice watch, with the dial, the 80 Hour power reserve movement, and running +1s/ day... I am deeply impressed. Bought it for an everyday solution and don't regret it at all... the black dial with the "waves" in it and the titanium bracelet is so beautiful. Very comfortable to wear, and thanks to the titanium very light too. I honestly think that it is one of the best Value for Money watches. I was looking for a good titanium and the 200c looks a bit different than the one you mentioned but when I googled the one you showcased here the 200c showed up and I was all fire from the first second I saw it :-), so thanks for inspiring me!

[@tylerjames676]

I have been looking at the blue dial 42mm Hamilton Khaki Field Titanium Auto. I absolutely love that dial and would love to get one as soon as it is available!

[@waynejohnson3214]

Kudos to Zelos for the on the fly bracelet adjustment, and on a sub $600 dollar watch! This should be an industry standard, much like a sapphire crystal is.

[@oshoc01]

I just got the Citizen Drive Super Titanium and it is gorgeous! Can't wait to wear it everywhere!

[@larrydonnelly1637]

Love the Longines Spirit. The simplicity of the dial and the gilded numerals and hands on the black dial are striking.

[@axgreenious9400]

I bought one from TB a few months ago. I really do love the dial and the subtleness of the look titanium provides.

[@knz1950]

I have a dozen watch channels I watch... You are the best storyteller, hitting the engineering specs and artistic points.

[@MrConShaunery]

The Zelos Mako III is great. Wear mine all the time. The micro adjust bracelet and scratch resistance is awesome.

[@bjoernaltmann]

I had an all titanium watch from Fossil once. £300 reduced to £200. It was too big, so I sold it later, but good to see how titanium feels. Also the dial had the same old camera finish as the new Patek Philippe 😵😃👍

[@tihruytssgjjvsavcxtbvhj3429]

Thank you for this! Titanium watches are amazing. They're refreshingly lightweight, and I personally love the way they age. The scuffs give them character. Plus, I work in the titanium industry and it's a very appealing material to my eye. The leaden gray color is wonderful.

[@tkindschi]

I wore Ti Citizen watches for a couple of decades, before becoming interested in mechanical watches, and still have a soft spot for them. Initially bought Ti because I THOUGHT stainless steel bracelets were stretching out of shape on me, and thought Ti would solve that. Turns out, it was just the CHEAP folded stainless bracelets on cheap watches that were my issue. Silly, and cheap, me. :) That being said, I do like the strength and weight of Ti, and have a Zelos arriving in the mail today! Can't wait to slip it on the wrist.

[@henleychoy5070]

Nice coverage of the titan watches. It would be great if you could add details of the grades of titan they used in the particular models.!

[@RedwoodAggie]

Swiss Watch Co Bunker or the new Titanium Hamilton Khaki Field Auto.

[@rayleeaustralia]

Tudor Pelagos looks awesome. A bit big for me. The Logines chrono is really nice also. I also like the Oris propilot 39mm which you didn't mention

[@cle_roknn3742]

If your not totally against Quartz, I love my Casio Oceanus OCW-S100. Titanium case and bracelet, sapphire, 100M water resistance, solar Quartz that can instantly set to different time zones, and is radio controlled with perpetual calendar. It’s always spot on accuracy, well made and finished. Not easy to get in the US, but for $500 it’s my go to daily wear. The only downfall is the integrated bracelet….

[@randylaw3368]

I find my Alpina gmt al247 a great bang for the buck, comfortable watch. Thanks for the great reviews Teddy

[@ramkumarnarayanan8060]

Excellent…keep it up

[@marknewton6255]

Teddy, great video. Who makes the jacket you are wearing?

[@ModestlyAmazing]

I have the Swordfish 42mm Ti from Zelos and its absolutely lovely

[@ejames6431]

Love the Tag Hauer Aquaracer!

[@balesjo]

I'm so in love with the Longines BigEye. The Beautiful blue to me marries well to the faux antique lume. I'm a real fan of Longines. The Spirit looks like it would be a nice watch to wear to work daily if you work in an office or other professional environment.

[@nicolasbillaud6923]

Totally agree, I really love their overall style

[@mollari2261]

too small

[@dropthebag]

Totally agree, it's my next watch 100 percent.

[@msk3905]

@@mollari2261 thats what she said

[@msk3905]

IMO best watch on list with Oris second and Zenith 3rd

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

I absolutely love the Longines BigEye

[@santanawilian]

Kudos to Zelos Mako V3 for such a beautiful watch for its price tag, but the Zenith Defy has my heart! It's hands down my grail watch. Thanks again, Teddy, for such great content. P.S. I've started my collection after watching your videos (Orient Maestro and Tissot PRX, both in blue dial versions). Regards from Brazil!

[@danehardinge8801]

Just bought a second Ball Green Berets Titanium with the amazing Tritium markers. I hid the first one somewhere when I went on a short holiday as it was the most expensive watch I'd ever bought!

[@salvelegio1425]

Hi Teddy, Thanks for a very interesting upload. I have to say that I like to see lots of different brands presented and that lots of them looks nice. However it’s a bit surprising to me that a brand like Girard Perregaux doesn’t make it on a list like this? How about the GP Sea Hawk Pro 3000m? Why is this masterpiece not included? This watch really fills all the criteria for a no1 on this list.

[@RobertOrtiz1015]

My citizen super armor titanium is fantastic! Love it! Light! Thin! Awesome design

[@sylinmino]

While the titanium Grand Seiko bracelets can feel disconcerting in their weight, comfort wise it makes the watches wear like a dream. I love how silky smooth the high intensity titanium feels and how GS bevels the bracelet edges to make it not dig into a wrist.

[@colinturnbull3655]

Seiko SPB189 Shogun is my first “proper”mechanical watch. Had a few Seiko quartz chronographs but decided to take a step up - done a lot of looking at King Samurais but the titanium Shogun came up at £599 new and I couldn’t resist. I’m worried that’s me now hooked and wonder where it will end.

[@markormerod3642]

I love my Seiko Astron SSJ007J1, it always gets lots of admiring comments.

[@whiskey6350]

Omega’s Planet Ocean Ti is a favorite of mine.

[@bingoberra18]

I love my Citizen as2031-57e. Its my only titanium watch but it is so nice to wear, use and look at. Best bang for the buck no doubt.

[@denimax2014]

Pelagos LHD is a dream of a watch!

[@superboy305]

The Octo reminds of buildings and art deco, love it

[@bobmclennan1727]

The microbrand Boldr makes some very nice titanium watches. I had a mechaquartz chronograph of theirs last year, and it was light, comfortable and had a sharp design (similar to the squared-off Zenith style.) Unfortunately I ended up selling it because I bought it as a watch to use at work, and the size was just too small (38mm case w/ a very small face to have all that chrono stuff crammed into it.) If you're just looking for style, however, you could do a lot worse.

[@siongheeleong8078]

In the luxury segment, Blancpain has regular production titanium versions of the Fifty Fathoms Automatique and Fifty Fathoms Bathyscape. The bracelet versions retail at US$18,300 and US$14,100 respectively but should be possible to get some discount on those prices. The Fifty Fathoms is large though with a 45mm diameter case. Too big for my wrist. The Bathyscape is slightly smaller with a 43 diameter case.

[@StrikeTheRoot]

I have a Bulova Millennia Titanium Quartz watch from the early 2000s. I'd love to get another

[@ellmusic769]

Grand Seiko SLGA015 and Seiko SNR045J is my fav. titanium watches.

[@dazza1976]

I've had a titanium Seiko Kinetic since 1996/7. Still going strong.

[@danylo4670]

First titanium watch I bought was the Luminox Navy seal diver... I don't recall the model number... Still have it, runs great... Accurate and durable and whatever scratches it picks up seem to fade over time.... I love titanium watches and am pining for a Pelagos

[@HeartTimesSoft]

Hey Teddy, is it possible for you to make a video of the best moon phase watches from affordable to luxery? And the same for minute repeater and perpetual calendar? If this is even possible.

[@niclas6405]

I bought a Certina DS powermatic 80 divers watch in titanium. Was around 900 euros i think. It was my first automatic. I really like it, but dislike the QC, like some things not lined up properly, and the grey ALUMINIUM bezel. But it was my stepping stone into automatics. Going to order a custom seiko or two, then i´m all in on that amazin Oris aquis titanium! Great video, Teddy

[@markthegrea]

I love my Promaster Titanium. Perfect first watch for me and I can't find another I really want.

[@herbmerced7780]

I love the blue titanium Aerospace from Breightling!

[@therenaissancetinker2972]

Having just watched your video on Ball I’m surprised they didn’t get mentioned in this video.

[@iggytse]

Couple of months back I got a Citizen Titanium pro master gmt. Had to get it serviced after 4 days as there ended up being tiny debris on the dial. Then I discovered it is made in Thailand with a Japanese movement which would explain the cheap price and less than exceptional quality control. But since then it’s been great. Light weight and sapphire crystal is clear. Painted bezel now has a few tiny nicks but for me this is a daily tool watch.

[@fjones1914]

I have a Big Eye, wearing it now, and I really enjoy it.

[@drkesrf]

I appreciate the video. Not familiar with Zelos and I really like that as a weekend beater option. However, it’s a bit frustrating when you feature watches from these small brands and the pieces are sold out as of when you post the video. And with these small brands you never know if it will ever go back in stock.

[@sync232]

For me its Casio Oceanus OCW S100, love it!

[@axgreenious9400]

I purchased the 40mm Longines Spirit Titanium from TB; I've been more than happy with the watch!

[@66racer]

Wish titanium was used more often, good video. I have a Bertucci field watch in Ti and two Citizen, one being that Promaster shown here. Love the Promaster, just wish it had a Sapphire crystal so I would feel better wrenching with it on. For DIRTY situations I use my Citizen Garrison Ti field watch. Sapphire crystal, Ti braclet, eco drive and Tudor Ranger vibes make it an excellent beater. Not perfect but close. Screw in crown and one more micro adjustment would make it darn near perfect.

[@Oxissistic]

Zelos Mako V3 is an outstanding value watch. Mine arrived out of the box +9s a day. for well under $1000 this is just a phenomenal timepiece. Hardened to 1200 vikers with 300m water resistance nothing can stop this watch. Also the quick sizing in the clasp is amazing and can be made to be tighter without even opening the clasp for on the move adjustments with a firm squeeze of the bracelet near the clasp, Great if you have a wrist the expands like mine. watches 10x the price don't offer the same value proposition. (im not paid to say this, I just love them)

[@enriqueparedespinel1694]

"Octo Horriblisimo", a Bell & Ross case shape, PRX bracelet with a Panerai dail.

[@thomasallen3818]

My daily wear watch is a Tudor Pelagos in blue. I have JLC’s, Rolex, IWC’s, and many other Swiss, German and Seiko’s watches, but the Pelagos is my favorite, due in part to the fact it keeps such outstanding time. Less than one second in a twenty-four hour period at any angle. Plus it’s extremely comfortable.

[@javahaxxor]

It is nice, I almost bought it, but got put off by the sharp edges of the case

[@nikkimiddlekillsday5161]

The hands and markers are what turn me off

[@javahaxxor]

@@nikkimiddlekillsday5161 I too was turned off by the snowflake hand at first, but then looking at it again and again I started not disliking, but more seeing it like the Tudor trademark that it is. The same with the arrow hands of the Planet Ocean. I disliked them first, but like them now. The Pelagos is a really nice watch, at a good price point. The only things I really still dislike is the lack of a crystal caseback ,snd the sharp lower edge of the case

[@OIBAN]

You might love even more the fxd. Try it

[@ykx777]

The Grand Seiko is +/- 1s in a month. I have the SBGA413 from the video and it is beautifully accurate.

[@WestCoastAce27]

Great job. Interesting subject. Have to admit I didn’t know there were that many sub-$2k options.

[@AustinBachman]

Depending on your opinion on homages, the Heimdallr Sea Ghost NTTD homage is solid titanium and has excellent value for the $200 price

[@FuquaRomeo]

I would love to see Marathon make a titanium GSAR. But, sadly there doesn't seem to be many titanium watches it a style that strikes my fancy.

[@marcjohnson4385]

I own a few dive watches including a tititiaun but if I'm not in the water I'm usually wearing a 36m with 100m waterestance. Would like to see more on 36m watches.

[@abhishekjami1999]

Recently got RZE endeavour a Singapore micro brand diver . Top stuff , do check out if you are planning to buy a titanium built watch

[@ztobe3822]

Boldr makes some awesome entry level titanium watches!

[@enduringtech822]

Come to think about it, I would love to see a Tissot PRX in titanium.

[@tuckshop]

I am fortunate enough to have the Omega No Time to Die Seamaster in Titanium with the Titanium mesh bracelet. What a stunner! I cannot seem to keep it off my wrist. First purchased with the NATO strap, but the titanium bracelet takes it to a whole different level.

[@tuckshop]

Go away scammer ☝️

[@fayzzzjai5153]

Yeah Scammers, go away! I did the same thing for mine. It's really great! I love it a lot! I've not worn it on the nato.

[@tuckshop]

@@fayzzzjai5153 NATO was just too bulky for my liking and made the watch sit really high up. I wish they had a Single Pass NATO option with less lengths on the strap. Enjoy your NTTD in good health 🍺

[@bigfoot2328]

Sinn EZM 9 Tegimented Titanium pilots watch

[@paulthornewill6422]

Loving your videos. I really like watches with just two sub dials such as Hamilton Intramatic and Breitling top time, but finding similar watches few and far between. Any help would be great. Keep on ticking.

[@paulthornewill6422]

Hello again, I think the two sub dial watches look far less crowded than other chronographs. Many of the two sub dial watches have a racing/ driving theme and retro styling whereas the intramatic for example has a cool calmness about it. Keep ticking.

[@shaunpatryck]

Hamilton Pilot pioneer titanium, all black version. The watch is amazing and incredibly clean

[@cylentone]

Very helpful - thanks. I can imagine the advantage with a bigger dive watch, but have heard some negative comments about titanium for a dressy watch (e.g. Seiko) feeling "too light" and thus not valuable. Can you comment?

[@toxic_plumber6543]

Hi Teddy i would love to know how and what machines make the different parts of a watch don’t know if you have much knowledge surrounding the manufacture of the various watch components but would love to you

[@bhnprksh1]

Good one, there is also Laurent Ferrier Classic Origin.

[@shomarihailey2763]

Would’ve loved to hear about the Casio MR-G Gshocks on this list.

[@GluttonforPunishment]

I want all watches to come in Ti. Love it.

[@GyorgyMolnar]

Current series of Omega Ploprof are Ti and one of the new Seamaster Ultra Deep with NATO is a beauty

[@jeremye7262]

The SPGA413 is pure class! Spring drive smooth second hand sweep, Zaratsu polishing, +/- 1 second per month, and the hand crafted dial with the slight pink hue is something to behold in person. It’s totally unique in a world of homages and copies of Rolex or other popular flagship models.

[@RathOX]

Only thing i dont like about the Hamiltion Titanium is thats Titanium is laser etched on the side

[@jamesf5150]

The new Hamilton Khaki Field Titanium models have eliminated the etching on the case side. 42mm and 38mm case sizes, too.

[@magicmickey89]

saw some newer models don't have it

[@RathOX]

@@jamesf5150 time to buy one! Been hoping they do that as it didnt look nice imo

[@robinsonmertilus5232]

I like for my watch to have some heft. I’ve never found a “lightweight” watch compelling. The weight almost feels like theirs substance to it. Maybe I just need to try the Titanium.

[@PWCDN]

That citizen looks amazing, but I need to stop myself from buying another citizen diver.

[@TheBelse]

The last Longines ...faux lume is wicked ...with the blue dial.

[@goodperson6622]

Love your jacket, what brand is that? I want the same jacket! 🤩🤩

[@Whitehotlova]

Sbga415 owner here and that watch is LIGHT! Just wish GS would focus some time on their clasps

[@calloverpete1318]

How about the new / classic retro Top Gun watch? The Porsche Design Chronometer 1 - All Black. It’s stunning.

[@philippestrickler3461]

One more time i have underestimated the number of nice and affordable watch in titanium. I guess that it is pleasant to get a lighter watch. Thank you SIR. I learn every day.

[@thomaslinton5765]

Teddy, you're in the Cleveland area! 👌

[@adammordo]

Awesome list as always. I personally would add the Certina Action Diver Titanium into the mix as one of the entry level budget options. It’s a no nonsense diver that’s built like a tank, and from a brand that has a rich history too.

[@rmoore6858]

Can you do a similar video on ceramics?

[@SuperEdge67]

I love my Tissot titanium. So light on my wrist.

[@tedjh]

Hey @Teddy Baldassarre - What jacket are you wearing in this video?

[@entroheat]

No mention of seiko LX which are among best titanium offerings for sports and tools watches, definitely should be on this list

[@oklahomahank2378]

If you want something in a lower price range, check out the Seiko SGG731 for about 350 US, though it was much less just a year or two ago, like half as much.

[@Eliehbk]

Love my Pelagos FXD!