33 Best Titanium Watches at all Price-Points for 2023

Titanium is one of the most durable and lightweight metals known to man (it is even about 3 to 4 times stronger than stainless steel). Many industries have incorporated it into their products so that they can offer more reliable, rugged, and resistant usage. The world of watchmaking is no different. Every watch brand and maker has attempted to tame this element so that can offer the cutting edge of technology. In this guide we have assembled 33 of the best titanium watches, across all price points. Ranging from extremely accessible to high-horology and exclusive brands, including all types of timepieces such as chronographs, dive watches and crownless designs. This guide will help you to choose the right titanium watch for you…let’s dive right in.

Rolex Yacht-Master 42 Titanium

Price: $14,050 USD; Case: Grade 5 Ti, 42mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Yacht-Master 42 is the latest piece to join Rolex’s luxury sports watch collection in 2023. Previously only available in precious metal configurations, this titanium model brings a more functional and rugged aspect to this piece. The matte grey of the case and of the classic Oyster bracelet are paired with a sublimely intense black dial. The layout is traditional. The indexes, hands and date window are finished with the outstanding quality synonymous with Rolex. The piece de résistance is the bezel: the contrast between the highly polished numerals and the sandblasted back really stands out, drawing attention to the watch. The Rolex Yacht-Master 42 Titanium is a sharp and a classy new take on the design. It retails for $14,050 USD.

Oris ProPilot X Calibre 115:

Price: $7,600 USD; Case: Grade 2 and 5 Ti, 44mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Mechanical; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Oris ProPilot X Calibre 115 is a fascinating watch that houses loads of features and details in this modern package. A modern pilot watch, the most striking element definitely is the completely skeletonized dial. The large size of this watch means that all the components can be observed clearly, displaying the inner workings of the piece. The subtle colorway of the watch really helps to showcase the craftsmanship that went into its production. The Calibre 115 is an impressive feat of design. It has an almost unrivalled power reserve of 240 hours, or 10 days, which would be appreciated by all wearers, frequent or infrequent. The whole package is finished by the angular case and bracelet. The ProPilot X Calibre 115 can be purchased for $7,600 USD.

IWC Ingenieur 40 Titanium

Price: $14,600 USD; Case: Grade 5 Ti, mm; Water Resistance :100m ; Movement : Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40 Titanium is the rebirth of the 1970s Gerald Genta design. This model, often overlooked in recent years by fans of the great designer, has burst back onto the market in 2023 with fabulous style. The H-Link bracelet has been given a serious overhaul since the 70s, and now comes with sharper edges and has been given a polished/sandblasted finish. The bezel remains virtually unchanged, whilst the dial has been given a beautiful pavé and striated pattern, creating a checkerboard motif. Indexes now come with lume and have slightly increased in size to match the larger case, overall increasing legibility, and clarity. The titanium case is really what successfully launches this watch right into the 21st century. It can be found for $14,600 USD.

Omega Seamaster Diver 300

Price: $9,500 USD; Case: Grade 2 Ti, 42mm; Water Resistance: 300m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Omega Seamaster Diver 300m ‘No Time to Die’ was worn by Daniel Craig in the latest Bond Movie. This watch, like the character it emulates, combines a retro-heritage with modern technology. On paper this watch screams contemporary design. It has incorporated the latest of Omega’s cutting-edge time-keeping innovations, as well as the refined pressure control mechanisms in its helium valve. The case and bracelet are, obviously, made of titanium- a material the epitomizes contemporary design language. However, the visuals of this watch are intrinsically vintage. The faux-tina on the indexes, hands, and markers, as well as the dull grey finish on the dial and bezel, all produce a nostalgic longing for the classic 007 era. This Seamaster can be found at retail for $9,500 USD.

Breitling Avenger Automatic GMT 45 Night Mission

Price: $5,150 USD; Case: DLC Titanium, 45mm; Water Resistance: 300m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Breitling Avenger Automatic GMT 45 Night Mission is the first military inspired watch on our list. This piece has combined all the functionality and ruggedness required to take on any challenge into a good-looking package. The black DLC coating on the case dulls the shine of the titanium so that it doesn’t distract the wearer. The faux-tina lume on the numerals and hands stand out against the black dial, giving it great legibility, essential for active and dynamic wearers. The red accents on the seconds and GMT hand distinguish themselves enough to enable almost instantaneous readings, essential for time critical tasks. The large dimensions of the case and bezel have been optimized for useability with gloves or under water. Here, Breitling have created a durable, functional, and impressive watch suitable for any situation. You can purchase the Breitling Avenger Automatic GMT 45 Night Mission for $5,150 USD.

F.P. Journe Octa Sport Titanium

Price: $28,160+ USD; Case:31mm; Water Resistance: Unknown; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Octa Sport Titanium was produced between 2014 and 2018 by F.P. Journe as part of the Maison’s new ultra-light sports watch collection. Weighing in at only 60g, this model ticks the boxes. The designer had to make some major changes to his classic design to decrease weight: the movement was now made entirely of aluminium instead of 18k gold. The timepiece effortlessly displays the time on its simple dial, which is especially clear. The red accents remind the wearer of the sporting heritage the watch was designed for. The Octa Sport comes on both a rubber strap and a titanium bracelet and started at $28,160. It can now be found for well over $55,000 USD on the secondary market.

Bulgari Octo Finissimo Titanium Chronograph

Price: $19,300 USD; Case: 42mm; Water Resistance :30m; Movement: Mechanical; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Bulgari Octo Finissimo is one of the thinnest and most complete luxury watches available right now. Coming in at a mere 6.90mm in thickness, this piece is already impressive. However, when you take into account that it sports a chronograph, a small seconds dial and a GMT function, it becomes all the more mind-blowing. This impressively capable and complete Swiss made movement is housed by an angular and aggressive octagonal case, which despite is 42mm width will sit extremely well on the wrist. The sapphire case back shows off the fantastically thin movement, with its beautifully finished peripheral rotor, making it one of the best all around titanium timepieces. This impressive watch from Bulgari is an exhibit of what the brand does best. It retails for a fitting $19,300 USD.

Tudor Pelagos 39

Price: $4,600 USD; Case: Grade 2 Ti, 39mm; Water Resistance: 200m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Pelagos 39 is Tudor’s dive watch for the 21st Century. Very similar in size to the Black Bay 58, this watch sets itself apart with a new design language. Form and function need to fit seamlessly, and this watch achieves just that. Starting with the bracelet, functionality is at the center. The clasp is equipped with Tudor’s proprietary T-Fit system that allows for micro-adjustment, as well as for expansion under-pressure, a very useful feature for divers. The bezel is now ceramic for extra scratch resistance. The dial is functional and visually pleasing with the square lume filled indexes standing out from the dial. The Snowflake hand is a reminder of Tudor’s diving heritage. The movement is obviously COSC certified, tying up the watch nicely. A great tool watch, the Pelagos retails for $4,600 USD.

Oris Aquis Date Titanium

Price: $3,300 USD; Case: 43.5mm; Water Resistance: 300m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

Here we have another watch from Oris: the Aquis Date Titanium. Oris have taken their classic dive watch and have given it a modern twist. It features a ceramic dive bezel, large crown guards and a standard dial layout, filled Super-Luminova. However, the titanium case and bracelet give the watch an extra-robust and durable look, fits nicely with the grey dial, making a very discreet but functional piece. The Sunburst finish on the dial gives it the high-quality finish synonymous with Oris. This diver also comes on a rubber strap, and retails for $3,300 USD.

Citizen Eco-Drive Super Titanium Armor

Price: $384 USD; Case: 41mm; Water Resistance :100m; Movement: Eco-Drive; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Citizen Eco-Drive Super Titanium Armor is by far the most accessible titanium watch on our list. It is perfect for those who are looking for an entry-level piece or an everyday beater that won’t break the bank. It’s a clean and simple look, with a nice with a nicely finished dial. This means that it can be worn in any setting, with the titanium case providing that extra durability for life’s challenges. The dial also doubles up as a photovoltaic plate which charges the batteries with sunlight, eliminating the need to change the batteries. This Citizen can be found online for as little as $384 USD.

Longines Spirit Titanium

Price: $3,100 USD; Case: 40mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

Longines have been producing pilot’s watches for decades, and the Spirit is their flagship model. The classic design and vintage feel have been maintained since its conception in the 1950s, because it accomplished its objectives very well. However, in an attempt to modernize, Longines have brought out this latest model. The watch sports a brand-new movement, sharper and cleaner visuals, all packaged into a very modest 40mm Titanium case. This makes the Longines Spirit the perfect companion for any task and is available for $3,100 USD.

Farer Leven II Titanium Series

Price: $1,175 USD; Case: 41mm; Water Resistance: 300m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Farer Leven II Titanium Series is an interesting take on a diver’s watch. The pillow shaped 41mm titanium case is an unusual but pleasing shape. The Arctic blue sunburst dial gives the watch a beautiful shine, that is complemented by the orange and navy-blue hands and inner bezel, which can be turned using the crown at 2 o’clock. This watch was inspired by the sea and strives to give back to it; part of the proceeds of this model go to Marine Preservation charity in Scotland. If you want to get your hands one of these, you’ll have to act fast as they are limited to 275 pieces. This watch comes on a rubber strap or bracelet and starts at $1,175 USD.

Awake Mission to Earth: Time Travelers

Price: $1,454 USD; Case: 40mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Mission to Earth Time Travelers Edition, from the French brand Awake Concept, is a brilliant example of how to incorporate sustainability into a watch without compromising quality or design. The case itself is made from 70% recycled titanium. However, the real star of this show is the meteorite dial- a feature that is rarely available from even the most exclusive brands. The simple yet elegant design of this watch doesn’t interfere with the geometric patterns of the dial. If you are looking for a funky take on titanium, this watch also comes in purple. They retail for $1,454 USD but are limited to 500 pieces.

Tag Heuer Aquaracer Professional 300

Price: $4,300 USD; Case: 43mm; Water Resistance: 300m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Tag Heuer Aquaracer Professional 300 is a tool through and through. Originally released in 2004, the Aquaracer was designed to provide a capable and good-looking dive watch that would be available at an accessible price point. This latest edition does just that. The sand-blasted titanium case is a telling sign that this watch is made to be used everywhere- the rugged design continues through to the octagonal rotating bezel that gives the watch an aggressive and utilitarian look, whilst remaining classy. The watch is finished off with the usual quality expected from Tag Heuer. This watch is the perfect combination of price and capability, it retails for $4,300 USD.

A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus Titanium

Price: Upon Request; Case: 40.4mm; Water Resistance: 120m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

A. Lange & Söhne is quickly becoming one of the most highly sought after watch brands. The German Maison has a long and rich heritage in the production of high-horology pieces, and their designs are renowned for their traditional inspiration. The Odysseus Titanium is no exception to this rule. Everything on this watch, inside and out, has been finished to the highest standard. The ice-blue dial is stunning, with several motifs adorning different sections of it. This cold but beautiful hue pairs well with the textured finish on the Titanium case and bracelet, which are the components that really bring this piece into the modern era. The Odysseus Titanium is limited to 250, and if found on the grey market, it will cost you over $70,000 USD.

Vacheron Constantin Overseas Tourbillion Skeleton

Price: Upon Request; Case: Grade 5 Ti, 42.5mm; Water Resistance: 50m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Vacheron Constantin Overseas is one of the most iconic high-end sports watches of today. Its unique integrated bracelet and case are almost instantly recognizable by anyone. This model of the VC Overseas is even more exclusive and impressive. The most impressive feature of this watch must be the exposed tourbillion. Shaped like VC’s Maltese cross logo, this impressive feat of horological design also serves as the small seconds dial, a feature that is unique to this brand. The skeletonized movement is equally as impressive, and showcases the beautiful Calibre 2160 SQ. The Titanium case, unlike many other watches, is hardly this piece’s primary feature. The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Tourbillion Skeleton can be found for above $220,000 USD on the secondary market.

Chopard Alpine Eagle Cadence 8HF Titanium

Price: $20,300 USD; Case: 41mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Chopard Alpine Eagle Cadence 8HF Titanium is one of only a handful of watches that are capable of running at 8Hz or 56,700 Vibrations Per Hour. This is extremely impressive, especially given that most automatic and mechanical watches run at 21,600 vph. This wonder of a movement is packed into a sporty and modern titanium case with an integrated bracelet. The dial is very simple and discreet, whilst orange accents give the watch a more dynamic feel. This watch pairs wearability and design with high horology; an incredibly rare combination, even today. It can purchased at retail for $20,300 USD.

Zodiac Super Sea-Wolf Pro-Diver Titanium Limited Edition

Price: $2,495 USD; Case: 42mm; Water Resistance: 300m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

Zodiac is the brand that we can credit for bringing the Modern Watch into the world. In the 1950s, they brought out the first Super Sea-Wolf dive watch onto the market. Slightly overshadowed by other luxury brands, Zodiac has re-invented the Super Sea-Wolf as a modern, sporty, and capable icon. This edition is no different. The Vibrant colorway of this watch really gives it an unmissable presence. The teal and orange contrast with the rest of the watch, without overshadowing the classic design cues of the original Super Sea-Wolf. The titanium gives it that durability and functionality that has been expected of dive watches since the 1950s. This limited edition comes on a Titanium bracelet and a NATO strap. It retailed for $2,495 USD and can now be found second hand for a similar price.

Maurice Lacroix Aikon Automatic Chronograph Titanium 44mm

Price: $4,500 USD; Case: 44m; Water Resistance: 200m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Maurice Lacroix Aikon Automatic Chronograph Titanium is a watch for the modern age. The sports watch case design is the staple of the brand’s accessible collection of pieces. The large dimensions of this chronograph would usually announce a heavy watch, however, the titanium completely offsets this. The finishing of this watch is symbolic of this watchmaker’s attention to detail. This level of detailing on the case is rarely found at this price point. The Aikon Automatic Chronograph in titanium is the perfect combination between discretion and functionality, and is available at retail for $4,500 USD.

Bell & Ross BR-X1 Hyperstellar

Price: $19,900 USD; Case: 45mm; Water Resistance: Unknown; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

Bell & Ross are renowned for their aviation instruments and watches. The BR-X1 pays tribute to NASA’s experimental X-projects. This space themed watch executes its brief brilliantly. The combination of dulled titanium and metallic blue mimic the color scheme of extra-terrestrial exploration vehicles. This watch destined for outer-world exploration, comes equipped with all the necessary tools: a chronograph and tachymetric scale, as well as extra-ruggedness. The skeletonized movement and smoked sapphire dial play into the ultra-modern theme. The BR-X1 retails for $19,900 USD.

Bremont Boeing Model 1

Price: $5,895 USD; Case: 43mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Bremont Boeing Model 1 was designed in collaboration with Boeing. This watch exudes sophistication and ruggedness, featuring a 43mm aviation grade Titanium case, which ensure durability and longevity. This watch is a tribute to the aviation industry, inspired by the cockpit instrument dials. Powered by a reliable and robust automatic movement, this watch sports great accuracy and a GMT function, essential for pilots and travelers. The Bremont Boeing Model 1 blends form and function into a single package. This retails for $5,895 USD.

Boldr Venture Titanium Automatic

Price: $299 USD; Case: 38mm; Water Resistance: 200m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Boldr Venture is the most affordable titanium automatic watch available on the market. This ultra-capable and good-looking field watch is the perfect watch for seasoned collectors and first-time buyers alike. The 38mm titanium case sports an impressive 200m of water resistance which should be sufficient to tackle any obstacle, with the smaller dimensions giving it more versatility, especially as a beater watch. The Boldr Venture titanium Automatic retails online for $299 USD.

Czapek Antarctique Titanium Dark Sector

Price: $$36,165 USD; Case: Grade 5 Ti, 40.5mm; Water Resistance: 120m; Movement : Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

Czapek is one of the only high-end watchmakers from Poland. This brand strives to produce super high-quality and luxury pieces that are at the cutting edge of horological design. The Antarctique Titanium Dark Sector is case and point. The movement is beautifully built, and each component is painstakingly crafted to the highest standard. This watch incorporates a micro-rotor, a rare feature even at the top of the industry. The dial is a simple grey to match the ultralight titanium case and integrated bracelet, which is unique to the brand. This model sells for $36,165 USD.

Ressence Type 8 Sage Green

Price: $14,120 USD; Case: 43mm; Water Resistance: 10m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Type 8 is yet another truly unique design from Ressence. Created to evoke the smooth and rounded shape of a pebble, this creation has really taken watchmaking up a notch. The time is displayed by a rotating sub dial that is entrained by the minute disc. All the adjustments and winding are done by rotating the case back. This futuristic design has flawlessly paired the art of watchmaking with avant-garde design and vision. The Type 8 and Ressence’s will continue to stand out technologically and visually, continuing to amaze everyone. The Type 8 retails for $14,120 USD.

Aevig Thule Sportswatch

Price: $665 USD; Case: 39mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Thule Sportswatch from Aevig is a blast from the past. The 70’s TV shaped case is reminiscent of the vintage Seiko’s and Casio’s from that era, with the flat sapphire crystal completely the look. The dial, that comes in 4 different colors, is an ombré gradient to white. The bracelet, also in titanium, heralds the classic design of the epoch. The Thule Sportswatch can also come in a GMT configuration, and retails for $665 USD.

Mido Ocean Star 200C Titanium

Price: $1,250 USD; Case: 42.5mm; Water Resistance: 200m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Mido Ocean Star 200C Titanium brings high-quality components and materials at a more affordable price point. Despite its lower price, this Dive Watch sports capabilities that rival models worth 10 more, making it a really solid choice. The ceramic bezel gives the watch a nice shine, making it look modern and chic. It’s tough, capable, and functional design is orientated towards the wearer. Large and legible hour markers adorn the textured dial, which gives the watch a high-quality feel. The Ocean Star Titanium provides an accessible and great value option to all enthusiasts, looking for a durable and good-looking watch. It retails for $1,250 USD.

RZE Endeavour

Price: $599 USD; Case: 40.5m; Water Resistance: 200m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The RZE Endeavour offers an affordable and stylish watch suitable for every adventure. The Titanium bracelet integrates itself seamlessly into the case. The textured dial mimics the striations of glacial landscapes. The timeless icy environments are met with the angular and contemporary cut of the case. The sand-blasted matte finish of the metal offers optimal protection for rigors urban and off-grid adventures. This watch has been designed as a tool and companion for every challenge that can be thrown at its wearer. The RZE Endeavour retails for $599 USD .

Zenith Defy 21 Titanium

Price: $14,000 USD; Case: 44mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Zenith Defy 21 Titanium chronograph is a masterpiece of precision and design. The combination of cutting edge-technology and creativity really comes through in this piece. The skeletonized dial showcases the inner workings of the complex chronograph movement brilliantly. The chronograph is accurate to 1/100th of a second, a feat that only a few mechanical watches are able to achieve, even less in this price point. With its sleek design and sophisticated design, the Zenith El Primero Defy 21 Titanium is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a luxurious and high-end chronograph with a twist. We really like this detail with all its specs. It retails for $14,000 USD.

Baltic Aquascaphe Titanium Blue

Price: $785 USD; Case: 41mm; Water Resistance: 300m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Aquascaphe Titanium Blue from Baltic is the most affordable titanium dive watch available on the market. The French brand has been pioneering affordable but great quality watches, with unique takes on classic designs. They re-invigorate the marine icon with sharp and minimalistic details. The blue or black color schemes stay discreet but classy. The titanium case and rubber strap reduce the presence of this large watch, giving the wearer a weightless experience. The Baltic Aquascaphe Titanium can be purchased for $785 USD.

Girard-Perregaux Laureato Automatic Ti 230

Price: $11,000 USD; Case: 44mm; Water Resistance: 300m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Girard-Perrgeaux Laureato Automatic is the brand’s flagship sports model. They have been producing time-keeping instruments since the French revolution in 1791- over 230 years of experience. This edition of the Laureato is a testament to this. The Octogonal bezel is iconic in the luxury watch world, and this model does it justice. Named the 230 Ti to pay tribute to the heritage of the brand, as well as the 230th Anniversary of the discovery of titanium. Available only on a rubber and nylon strap to remind wearers of the dynamic nature of the watch. This model of the Laureato can be purchased for $11,000 USD.

Formex Field Automatic

Price: $840 USD; Case: 41mm; Water Resistance: 150m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Field Automatic from Formex is yet another brilliant titanium field watch at an affordable price point. This petrol blue hue complements the matte finish on the case; however, this model comes with 4 other available colorways. These dulled tones are rare on watches these days, with the preference for polish and shine dominating. The large size of this watch increases legibility, which is important for field watches, as they’re extremely functional and practical tools. The multiple options for customization make this watch an excellent choice for any enthusiast. The Field Automatic is available for $840 USD and is overall one of our favorite field watches.

Grand Seiko Automatic Chronograph SLGC001 Tentagraph

Price: $13,700 USD; Case: 43.2mm; Water Resistance: 100m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

The Tentagraph is Grand Seiko’s first mechanical chronograph and one of the stars of their Watches and Wonders line-up. The dimensions of this watch are quite large, however due to the titanium it becomes almost weightless and wears very comfortable. The sapphire case-back lets the wearer marvel at the skeletonised rotor and beautifully built 9SC5 movement, which has a lengthy 72-hour power reserve. The dial is synonymous with Grand Seiko’s mastery of craftsmanship. The recessed sub-dials provide a glossy contrast with the texture of the signature Mt. Iwate pattern. The dial is finished with a textured minute track and steel hands filled with Lume. This Chronograph is a wonderful showcase of all of Grand Seiko’s craftmanship and engineering expertise, an excellent addition to their all-star line-up. It retails for $13,700 USD.

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin

Price: 137,000 CHF; Case: 41mm; Water Resistance: 20m; Movement: Automatic; Crystal: Sapphire.

We were awed when Audemars Piguet took one of our favorite watches, the Royal Oak, and produced an all titanium model that was not only extremely thin (just 6.22m thick), but included a perpetual calendar. The watch features a titanium bracelet and case and a beautiful smoked blue dial (in lieu of the classic tapisserie dial). The watch has your standard perpetual calendar functionality (if you can even call a perpetual calendar standard), with day, date, moon phase, month, leap year, night and day indication, hours and minutes. This beautiful is already a collector favorite. A limited edition of just 200 pieces, the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin Ref. 6586TI.OO.1240TI.01 retails for CHF 137,000 (around 153,000 USD).