Halios watches in titanium and bronze
The Titanium Field Guide lists 2 Halios watches, around $900. One of them is titanium, the rest bronze. 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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Image: Halios- Origin
- Canada
- References
- 2 1 titanium
- Price range
- around $900
- Most affordable
- Seaforth IV (Titanium) $900
- Most recent addition
- Seaforth Bronze
Jason Lim founded Halios in Vancouver in 2009, and its About page says the brand grew out of the online dive-watch forums, whose enthusiasts still make up most of its customers. Its manufacturing partners are in Asia, Switzerland, Germany and the United States, runs are kept small, and each Seaforth is assembled and tested in Vancouver before it ships. That 40 mm diver, introduced in 2017, is the model the brand is known for; aBlogtoWatch argues it may be the one microbrand design to have earned real icon status, while noting that every generation has been sold a different way and each method has had its problems. In the fourth generation, the first in titanium, Halios gives the case material only as titanium, with no grade, fits a Sellita SW200-2 and offers a titanium bracelet with a stainless steel clasp. An earlier 2019 run of the Seaforth used aluminium nickel bronze, which Acquire reported at the time would be the model's last production run for a while.
Written 10 October 2026 from Halios's About page, Halios's Seaforth IV product page, Halios's Seaforth IV pre-order FAQ, aBlogtoWatch's hands-on with the Halios Seaforth IV and Acquire on the bronze Halios Seaforth.