Jacob & Co watches in titanium and ceramic

The Titanium Field Guide lists 4 Jacob & Co watches, from $26,400 to $96,800. Three of them are titanium, the rest ceramic. They span chronograph, integrated-bracelet and other 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: United States
References: 4 3 titanium
Price range: from $26,400 to $96,800
Most affordable: Epic X Skeleton Titanium $26,400
Most recent addition: Epic X Ceramic (White)

Jacob Arabo came to New York from the former Soviet Union, trained as a jeweller, opened a booth in the city's diamond district and launched Jacob & Co. in 1986. Watches followed the jewellery, starting with the quartz Five Time Zone, and after Swiss suppliers first turned him away he went back to Switzerland to build high complications such as the Astronomia and the SF24. Titanium turns up in the Epic X, which Monochrome calls the brand's answer to an everyday watch, and in the Epic SF24, whose second time zone reads on a split-flap display. The Epic X Skeleton, designed by Benjamin Muller, pairs a 44 mm titanium case with a hand-wound skeleton calibre that Concepto makes for Jacob & Co. Monochrome gives the case as Grade 5, while the maker's own specifications say only titanium, as they do for the Epic X Chrono and the SF24. The Epic X Ceramic puts the same skeleton design in white or black ceramic and is also offered on a ceramic bracelet.

Written 10 October 2026 from Jacob & Co.'s About page, Jacob & Co.'s Epic X Skeleton page, Jacob & Co.'s Epic SF24 page, Jacob & Co.'s Epic X Ceramic page and Monochrome's review of the Epic X Titanium.