Archimede watches in titanium and bronze

The Titanium Field Guide lists 11 Archimede watches, from $1,082 to $2,300. Five of them are titanium, the rest bronze. They span pilot, field, dive and dress designs. Every entry is verified for its case material, and each one cites its source alongside the date it was last checked.

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Origin: Germany
References: 11 5 titanium
Price range: from $1,082 to $2,300
Most affordable: Deckwatch Bronze $1,082
Lightest: OutDoor 41 A TITAN.LS (AntiMag) 75 g
Most recent addition: OutDoor 41 A TITAN.B (AntiMag)

Archimede is the watch brand of Ickler GmbH, the Pforzheim case maker that Karl Ickler founded in 1924 and that his family still owns in its fourth generation; aBlogtoWatch, reviewing the Pilot 42 Bronze in 2013, called the brand part of the Ickler family of companies. Ickler says design, CNC machining, finishing, assembly and final inspection all happen in-house, and most of the range runs on Swiss Sellita or ETA movements. In titanium the maker says it uses only Grade 2 (DIN 3.703), for bracelets and clasps as well as cases. The titanium Pilot 42 closes with a sapphire display back, while the antimagnetic OutDoor 41, shielded by a soft-iron inner case to 80,000 A/m, has a solid steel caseback. Archimede's bronze is CuSn8, 92 percent copper and 8 percent tin, left untreated so it patinas, with a bronze crown and a 316L steel back, which aBlogtoWatch thought a sensible way to keep a green ring off the wrist. Buyers can try the whole range at the Pforzheim showroom.

Written 10 October 2026 from Archimede's ICKLER manufactory page, Archimede's materials page, Archimede's home page, Archimede's Pilot 42 H.S TITAN.T page, Archimede's OutDoor 41 A TITAN.LS page and aBlogtoWatch's review of the Pilot 42 Bronze.