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Titanium Watches

Authorized Watch Retailer in Canada

Overview

A titanium watch has a case made of titanium, a metal about 40% lighter than steel that resists corrosion and contains no nickel. La Maison Monaco is an authorized dealer with 15 boutiques and carries about 140 titanium watches from Hublot, TAG Heuer, Tissot, Hamilton, IWC, Longines, OMEGA, Oris, Zenith and more, from about $750 to $290,000 CAD. Each product page shows whether a watch is in a boutique now or available to order.

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Titanium or steel?

Steel is heavier and takes a high polish; titanium is lighter, warmer to the touch and very resistant to corrosion, so a large watch stays comfortable on the wrist all day. Its grey tone is slightly darker than steel, and it is usually brushed or sandblasted. Titanium is also a good choice for anyone sensitive to the nickel found in some steels.

Grade 2 or Grade 5?

Grade 2 titanium is commercially pure and very light. Grade 5 is an alloy with aluminium and vanadium that is harder, holds sharper edges and can be polished, which is why brands use it for cases and bracelets that need a finer finish. Each product page names the case material when the brand specifies it.

Which titanium watch should I choose?

By budget: Tissot's titanium watches (T-Touch Connect, Gentleman, PRX) run from about $750 to $1,660, and Hamilton's Khaki Field starts at about $1,390. TAG Heuer's Connected starts at about $2,550, its Aquaracer at about $4,400, its Formula 1 at about $6,100 and its Monaco and Carrera at about $11,000. Longines' Spirit starts at about $3,750. Oris's ProPilot X starts at about $6,400, Hublot's Classic Fusion and Big Bang at about $8,200, IWC's Pilot's Watches at about $9,500 and OMEGA's Seamaster at about $10,900.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a titanium watch cost in Canada?

Our titanium watches run from about $750 to $290,000 CAD. About a quarter are under $5,000 and half are under about $11,000. Tissot starts at about $750, Hamilton at about $1,390 and TAG Heuer at about $2,550; Hublot, IWC and OMEGA run higher. Flexiti monthly payments are shown on eligible product pages.

Is a titanium watch lighter than steel?

Yes. Titanium is about 40% lighter than stainless steel for the same volume (4.5 against 7.9 grams per cubic centimetre), so a large watch stays comfortable on the wrist all day. That is why titanium is common on large sports and pilot watches, such as Hublot's Big Bang and IWC's Pilot's Watches.

Is a titanium watch hypoallergenic?

Titanium is very rarely a cause of skin reactions and contains no nickel, so it suits most people with a nickel sensitivity. It is also the metal used for many surgical implants. If you react to metal, check the bracelet or clasp as well, because it may be a different material.

Does titanium scratch easily?

Pure titanium is softer on the surface than steel, but the brushed and sandblasted finishes most watches use hide wear well, and Grade 5 titanium is harder. A brushed finish can also be refreshed when the watch is serviced, so everyday marks need not be permanent.

Are titanium watches water resistant?

Yes. About seven in ten are rated 100 metres or more, and about one in five are rated 200 metres or more; about one in four is rated under 100 metres. Titanium itself does not corrode in sea water, but check the rating on the product page.

Are your titanium watches authentic, and can I see one in person?

Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized dealer, so every watch is new and comes with the brand's warranty. Watches marked in stock are in a boutique now; the others are available to order, meaning the brand supplies it and we order it in for you. Each product page shows which applies. Any of our 15 boutiques can show the pieces it holds.