Journey into the deep with the new Titoni Seascoper 300 Bi-Compax Chronograph

Titoni, a family-owned watch brand renowned for its accessible luxury, continues its commitment to precision and superior design with the release of the Seascoper 300 Bi-Compax Chronograph. Hailing from its celebrated Seascoper collection, this new entrant conducts itself with a unique blend of functionality and elegance, leading the pack in the accessible luxury segment.

The Seascoper series first caught attention with the Seascoper 600, a top-of-the-range model showcasing strong diving credentials and a manufacture movement. Upholding the brand’s ethos of crafting watches of excellent quality without compromising practicality or affordability, the Seascoper 300 Chronometer was later introduced. Now, the Seascoper family welcomes the addition of a diver’s chronograph — the Seascoper 300 Bi-Compax Chronograph.

Designwise, the Seascoper 300 Bi-Compax beautifully preserves all the classic attributes of its non-chronograph counterpart and ingeniously integrates the chronograph function. The watch is fittingly encased in brushed surfaces with polished accents and distinctive bevels on the lug’s inner surface. Its size makes a statement —a case diameter of 41 mm and a thickness of approximately 15.5mm.

The Seascoper 300 Bi-Compax is complete with a unidirectional bezel and a glossy black ceramic insert, an etched 60-minute scale, screw-down chronograph pushers for 300m water-resistance, and a sapphire crystal with an AR coating. Its dial also features the signature open-worked and luminous hands and applied circular markers found in the Seascoper family.

Beneath the robust exterior, the Seascoper 300 Bi-Compax Chronograph relies on the dependable Sellita SW510 BH movement. Sharing its architecture with the esteemed Valjoux 7750, this automatic, two-register movement operates at a 4Hz frequency and offers a 48-hour power reserve. All these features combine, forming a watch that looks just as sophisticated on land as it does in water.