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A new carbon kid surfaces boasting an in-house caliber along with eye-catching good looks and all at a price point that isn’t at all eye watering!
Just two short years after Titoni rose from the ashes of obscurity, this – one of the few still family-run Swiss watch brands whose history dates back several decades - strikes AGAIN! 
When the Seascoper launched in 2020 it took many of us by surprise; what was this incredible diver with its in-house movement that was coming from – 
to be honest kind of an underwhelming (perhaps underachieving is fairer) Swiss watch brand whose name although known was too often dismissed. 
Along with the magnificent Seascoper 600 release, the Titoni brand had a sort of rejuvenation which finally garnered them some long overdue attention and indeed a new generation of fans. 
Now Titoni are building on the success that the Seacoper 600 brought them with the release of a new high-tech companion model, the Seascoper 600 CarbonTech and it doesn’t disappoint! 
Meet the COSC-certified Seascoper 600 CarbonTech, Titoni’s latest diver’s watch. Tough and extremely comfortable to wear, it makes for a compelling proposition for all divers – desk and pros alike. 
The new Seascoper 600 CarbonTech powered by Titoni’s T10 in-house, manufacture movement has been made from forged carbon. 
This makes it not only extremely robust, but also extremely lightweight. The material is hypoallergenic AKA skin-friendly, absolutely waterproof and durable. 
It gives the watch a casual and sporty look, but if you want to grab some real attention there’s a model with blue bezel indications or even rainbow colored markers. 
Included in the watch box set, a strap made of ocean plastic is also included. This allows you to choose between a handsome striped NATO depending on your mood. 
Watches like the Seascoper 600 CarbonTech with their carbon cases and in-house movements are the epitome of high-tech watchmaking so typically come with a commensurate price tag. 
However with an MSRP of 2’885 USD, the new Seascoper 600 CarbonTech offers an outstanding degree of value in this segment. 
The high-quality carbon used for the Seascoper’s case is of the same type used in motor racing and aerospace industries owing to its high resilience and incredible lightness of weight. 
Thoughts? The blue accented variant on its blue striped NATO is a real looker. What do you think?
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A new carbon kid surfaces boasting an in-house caliber along with eye-catching good looks and all at a price point that isn’t at all eye watering!
Thoughts? The blue accented variant on its blue striped NATO is a real looker. What do you think?
Continue reading...
Let us know your thoughts and impressions.