662 Before the 300, there was the 600, a kind of reverse order, but we definitely need to address it. When I reviewed the 600, the price was just a little more than the current price of this Titoni Seascoper 300, but that watch also had something no one had really seen at the price point, and that was a manufacture movement. Fast forward a few years, and a lot of things have changed. Prices on everything have gone up and now the 600 is $2,150. I am not sure when that price change took place, but I assume it had something to do with the release of this 300 model. As I said, the 300 retains a lot of what I loved about its predecessor, but there are a few significant changes, some purely cosmetic and some functional. ย ย
Titoni Seacoper 300
It seems some enthusiasts and collectors are still not familiar with Titoni, and even with this latest release of the Titoni Seascoper 300, I have seen some interesting comments. Yes, the 300 is the little brother to the Seascoper 600 and there are some change but the case design and amazing finishing is still here, as well as a COSC movement. Titoni wanted to have a more affordable version of this lineup and also has introduced new colors and new strap options, and decided this time around to use the Sellita S200-1 movement, with a starting price of $1630. The question is though, is the 300 enough, or should you just spend a little more and go for the 600?
Specifications:
- 42mm Stainless Steel Case
- 51mm Lug to Lug
- 20mm Lug Width
- 12.5mm Thick
- 195 Grams in Weight (On Bracelet)
- SW200-1 COSC Movement
- Sapphire Crystal (Doubled Side AR Coating)
- Ceramic Bezel Insertย
- 300m Water Resistant
- Available with Bracelet, Rubber, or Ocean Strap
- Quick Extension Clasp
- Country of Origin Switzerland