396 Well since I was not there at the production meetings, I can’t answer that question, and while it should be easier to service the 2892, it did have me scratching my head a little. That said, the 2892 is no slouch and Titoni did make sure to put a laser-engraved 18k gold rotor, which you can see through the exhibition case back. It’s regulated and timed of course and all that, but I guess I was expecting the T10, especially for this price point.ย
Titoni Impetus CeramTech
In the world of wristwatches, dive watches are immensely popular, so much so that all watch enthusiasts must be professional divers. In all reality, dive watches are generally considered the best all-around watch, rugged but refined, high water resistance, easy-read dials, and great lume. What if you could get all that without it being an actual dive watch? Enter the Titoni Impetus CeramTech, a 200m stainless steel and ceramic watch with a screw-down crown, sapphire crystal, a large easy-to-read dial, and of course an automatic movement ETA 2892-A2. And this is all in quite a unique and standout design. This watch is available in a few colorways, some quite funky, and comes with a fitted rubber strap and a premium stainless steel bracelet for just under $3000.
Specifications:
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43mm Stainless Steel and Ceramic Case
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11.90mm Thick
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50mm Lug Tip to Lug Tip
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Lug Width 25.75m/12.50mmย
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198 Grams in Weight (Bracelet)
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123 Grams on Rubber
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Bracelet and Rubber includedย
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Sapphire Crystal front and back (dual AR coating)
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ETA 2892-A2 Automatic Movement
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Screw Down Crown
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200m Water Resistant