I have that Seiko Titanium and I love it. For a titanium Seiko under $500, I'm happy. It's my every day work watch and it shows, but it fits my wrist well and I just love it. Not the most expensive watch in my small collection, but it gets worn the most.
Another option to add is Long Island Watch: Islander Sands Point Titanium Diver with Blue Wave Dial #ISL-159. Gorgeous blue textured dial and the case is very attractive.
Agreed on this. Mark from LIW has made a reputation from being a watch retailer to attempting to design and build his own brand. I have been thinking to getting one shipped to India. What say @longislandwatches? www.youtube.com/@islandwatch
This video is misleading as some of these are NOT titanium case or bracelet. #16 is bio-plastic and #11 (PCAT) is stainless steel (case + bracelet). And why have 2 Casio Pro Trek watches and ignore the Casio Oceanus line, which are all Titanium?
Agreed that the images and descriptions are all jumbled up here, which could mislead some. But a slight correction: My Oceanus T200 is a fantastic watch - one of my favorites - but it's definitely made of steel.
Many of your images are showing other watches in a watch model line where 1 model is titanium and others are stainless steel like Mido Ocean star and Tissat Gentlemen (I have both), most watches have "Titanium" on the watch face when they are Titanium.
Should include the Casio Lineage watches available in several styles with titanium, sapphire crystal, atomic, solar, analog/digital, day/date perpetual calendar, world time, LED/lume, and timer/alarm/stopwatch. All for under $200. Exceptional value.
Sometimes grade 5 but more often than not it's grade 2. Grade 2 being more likely to pick up scratches, however on the positive side it's also easier to buff these scratches out.
For a smaller size wrist there are the Titanium field watches from Lorus which are a sub brand of Seiko. At around £60 they are great value for money. I have three varients of them in my collection. The cream dial version is probably the most popular but there is a green dial version and also a black dial one which comes on a Titanium bracelet while the cream and the green dial version both come on a fabric green strap. Obviously the quality of these watches cannot compare to the more expensive ones shown here in this video but at lower than £100 they are unbeatable. All the watches I mentioned have 100M water resistance and a very accurate Seiko quartz movement in them.
PRW3500T isn't titanium - only the bracelet is. The body of the watch is plastic. Also it's not the one illustrated at 5:27, which is just a regular all-plastic watch with a stainless caseback and bezel.
Came to see video about affordable watches, and the first watch mentioned is over $1000. The hell? I guess I thought 'affordable' meant something like watches under $100...maybe even under $50.
I might be wrong.. but i think to the average person affordable would be 50 bucks. The average watch person.. 250 & under. With the affordable "nice" watch being maybe around 5-600. But your correct.. it's hard to see affordable at the $1000 mark. But id say that's a nice high end price to the affordable category. Maybe some one wanted to find that 1 really nice watch for their bday, Or anniversary. Jmo...😊
"next watch the Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Blue Angels Skyhawk A-T Titanium. the Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Blue Angels Skyhawk A-T Titanium is a great watch. the Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Blue Angels Skyhawk A-T Titanium definetly is nice. did i mention the name, the Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Blue Angels Skyhawk A-T Titanium?" hah this felt like when back at school some kid wanted to make his essay look much longer by repeating the long names over and over.
You know....after you introduce the watch....you dont need to say its WHOLE NAME again immediately after. We arent watching and immediately forgetting what watch we just saw.
The Seiko and the Tissot PR100 seem to have been discontinued. The Skagen watches have a fixed, non-replaceable bracelet which will not fit large wrists. Most of the remaining watches in the list are very large. Thankfully, these 42 to 45mm pie-pan pieces are finally dropping out of style.
42 to 45mm isn't very large! Not for an average 7 to 7.5" wrist. If you have wrists like a twig then maybe, but that doesn't make 42 to 45mm large, it just means you have puny wrists!
What about titanium voices? Like the one used for this v.over. If you can’t find a human voice I’d rather have none at all. For some reason A.I. doesn’t convey the same conviction. Nothing seems to be reasoned, only filtered for cosmetic purposes.
There are far better Ti choices out there - look at Helm for divers, and Citizen for field watches. Avoid Seiko at all costs, as their quality control is abysmal and the watches are slammed together by half-blind slave labor in Chinese sweatshops.
@@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt You are wrong! Probably acquired Chinese counterfeit watch. Real Seiko produces Hattori movements, in addition to Japan, in Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Philippines. They are reliable, robust and with the same Japanese technology.
17 cm mitt... 🙄 You are wrong! Real Seiko produces Hattori movements, in addition to Japan, in Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Philippines. They are reliable, robust and with the same Japanese technology. Chinese factories with slave labor are usually the ones linked to fakes. Get better informed.
@@MrFsandt you are wrong! I bought the watch straight from the company’s website. So with 100% certainty it’s a seiko movement. Now go away you big DOSSER!
That citizen titanium quartz is $2500. Not affordable for some.
For most, haha
Id say 1000 usd is affordable-ish
I wouldn't pay that for a quartz. May as well get a Casio.
Indian rs not affordable for any rich person
I have that Seiko Titanium and I love it. For a titanium Seiko under $500, I'm happy. It's my every day work watch and it shows, but it fits my wrist well and I just love it. Not the most expensive watch in my small collection, but it gets worn the most.
Another option to add is Long Island Watch: Islander Sands Point Titanium Diver with Blue Wave Dial #ISL-159.
Gorgeous blue textured dial and the case is very attractive.
Agreed on this. Mark from LIW has made a reputation from being a watch retailer to attempting to design and build his own brand. I have been thinking to getting one shipped to India. What say @longislandwatches? www.youtube.com/@islandwatch
i have to add rze endaevour
unique design, ~1200Hv hardness), cool colours.
dont skip on this one
This video is misleading as some of these are NOT titanium case or bracelet. #16 is bio-plastic and #11 (PCAT) is stainless steel (case + bracelet). And why have 2 Casio Pro Trek watches and ignore the Casio Oceanus line, which are all Titanium?
Agreed that the images and descriptions are all jumbled up here, which could mislead some. But a slight correction: My Oceanus T200 is a fantastic watch - one of my favorites - but it's definitely made of steel.
Many of your images are showing other watches in a watch model line where 1 model is titanium and others are stainless steel like Mido Ocean star and Tissat Gentlemen (I have both), most watches have "Titanium" on the watch face when they are Titanium.
I don't even know when this video was made. no model number and in most cases, as you mention, wrong watch.
Some of these watches were definitely not Titanium.
Very poor research from this channel, just a sheer lack of effort. Not worthy for subscription
Citizen is way ahead of the rest.
Should include the Casio Lineage watches available in several styles with titanium, sapphire crystal, atomic, solar, analog/digital, day/date perpetual calendar, world time, LED/lume, and timer/alarm/stopwatch. All for under $200. Exceptional value.
Would be nice to know the grade of Titanium of each watch.
Sometimes grade 5 but more often than not it's grade 2. Grade 2 being more likely to pick up scratches, however on the positive side it's also easier to buff these scratches out.
you forgot to mention titanium watches from Casio Lineage and Oceanus series
Can you tell me the product number of the No: 2. Citizen Quartz Titanium watch?
I got two Tissot PR100 watches, they are the ussual stainless steel, no idea where you guys found that its titanium
For a smaller size wrist there are the Titanium field watches from Lorus which are a sub brand of Seiko. At around £60 they are great value for money. I have three varients of them in my collection. The cream dial version is probably the most popular but there is a green dial version and also a black dial one which comes on a Titanium bracelet while the cream and the green dial version both come on a fabric green strap. Obviously the quality of these watches cannot compare to the more expensive ones shown here in this video but at lower than £100 they are unbeatable. All the watches I mentioned have 100M water resistance and a very accurate Seiko quartz movement in them.
Wow missed out the laurus Titanium field watch seiko made.... Christopher Ward titanium too around £900
This video is slightly misleading since some of the watches shown are actually stainless steel and not titanium.
Casio lineage watch should have been on the list....
I like the MIDO Oceanstar GMT which slipped into the video apparently in error at 1:53. I am sure if it is also Ti, it would be more expensive.
PRW3500T isn't titanium - only the bracelet is. The body of the watch is plastic. Also it's not the one illustrated at 5:27, which is just a regular all-plastic watch with a stainless caseback and bezel.
In the video it is PRW-30 instead :-)
I believe that some of these are not offered in titanium but dont have the energy to check online.
Came to see video about affordable watches, and the first watch mentioned is over $1000. The hell?
I guess I thought 'affordable' meant something like watches under $100...maybe even under $50.
I might be wrong.. but i think to the average person affordable would be 50 bucks.
The average watch person.. 250 & under.
With the affordable "nice" watch being maybe around 5-600.
But your correct.. it's hard to see affordable at the $1000 mark. But id say that's a nice high end price to the affordable category. Maybe some one wanted to find that 1 really nice watch for their bday, Or anniversary. Jmo...😊
I have an awesome $250 Titanium beater, Paulson Pearl Diver, its 100m WR, Sapphire crystal, ceramic bezel and good BGW9 lume. Can dress it up or down.
I have an original Ocean 7 Meteor Titanium Vintage superluminova on a Hazard 4 Titanium bracelet. Looks great for work or play.
... Miyota 9015 calibre. Not bad. From Sweden
I have the Hamilton, Bertucci and the Victorinox. Hamilton being my go to favorite
The victorinox in this vid looks great
"next watch the Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Blue Angels Skyhawk A-T Titanium. the Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Blue Angels Skyhawk A-T Titanium is a great watch. the Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Blue Angels Skyhawk A-T Titanium definetly is nice. did i mention the name, the Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Blue Angels Skyhawk A-T Titanium?"
hah this felt like when back at school some kid wanted to make his essay look much longer by repeating the long names over and over.
You know....after you introduce the watch....you dont need to say its WHOLE NAME again immediately after. We arent watching and immediately forgetting what watch we just saw.
I like my SWC ARK. Affordable and more true to a field wacth as the Hamilton....
Skagen....not recommended
RZE though is abolustely a good option
All Mido watches shown were steel versions 🤦🏻♂️
Very nice
Jou forgot the Formex Field, a Titanium watch for under 1‘000.-
Each one of us, has a different opinion of what is affordable. None of these are affordable to me, even though i live in Europe.
One was $155. That is the definition of affordable for titanium.
Baltic do some good titanium watches.
Never invicta on any list that promotes buying one
BOCCIA from Germany is very good !!!
The Seiko and the Tissot PR100 seem to have been discontinued.
The Skagen watches have a fixed, non-replaceable bracelet which will not fit large wrists.
Most of the remaining watches in the list are very large. Thankfully, these 42 to 45mm pie-pan pieces are finally dropping out of style.
42 to 45mm isn't very large! Not for an average 7 to 7.5" wrist. If you have wrists like a twig then maybe, but that doesn't make 42 to 45mm large, it just means you have puny wrists!
900 buks isn’t much and affordable?
What about titanium voices? Like the one used for this v.over. If you can’t find a human voice I’d rather have none at all. For some reason A.I. doesn’t convey the same conviction. Nothing seems to be reasoned, only filtered for cosmetic purposes.
Nice
There are far better Ti choices out there - look at Helm for divers, and Citizen for field watches. Avoid Seiko at all costs, as their quality control is abysmal and the watches are slammed together by half-blind slave labor in Chinese sweatshops.
I’ll never buy a seiko again. Unfortunately I’ve bought 2 helm watches, both of which use sieko movements and both stopped working after only a year.
@@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt
You are wrong! Probably acquired Chinese counterfeit watch. Real Seiko produces Hattori movements, in addition to Japan, in Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Philippines. They are reliable, robust and with the same Japanese technology.
17 cm mitt... 🙄
You are wrong! Real Seiko produces Hattori movements, in addition to Japan, in Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Philippines. They are reliable, robust and with the same Japanese technology.
Chinese factories with slave labor are usually the ones linked to fakes. Get better informed.
@@MrFsandt you are wrong! I bought the watch straight from the company’s website. So with 100% certainty it’s a seiko movement. Now go away you big DOSSER!
wheres the last watch the add
Titanium does not deserve the price it commands in watches.
Wtf with the smart Watches?
This reeks of generative AI.
Another ai watch channel ?
Sorry to disappoint you but that's not the case here :)
@@WatchesYouAfford beep rather looks the case beep