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Titanium Watches
Titanium weighs roughly 40% less than stainless steel, which is the first thing you notice picking one up. On a larger case it makes the difference between a watch you wear all day and one you take off at lunch.
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It is also hypoallergenic, so it suits anyone whose wrist reacts to steel, and it does not corrode in salt water.
The trade-off is finish. Titanium takes a softer, greyer polish than steel and scuffs more readily, though the scratches tend to blend into the surface rather than standing out as bright lines.
Titanium Watches holds 164 models across 31 brands, from £99 to £146,000. Half cost less than £3,360, and a quarter less than £950. 108 of 164 are automatic. 97 are stocked by more than one retailer, giving 266 offers in total. Garmin lists more references here than any other brand. Prices are checked nightly against the retailers’ own feeds.
Half cost less than £3,360, and a quarter less than £950.
