Lum-Tec watches in titanium and bronze

The Titanium Field Guide lists 8 Lum-Tec watches, from $790 to $2,395. Four of them are titanium, the rest bronze. They span field, dive 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: 8 4 titanium
Price range: from $790 to $2,395
Most affordable: M54 Bronze $790
Lightest: M94 Bronze 112 g
Most recent addition: M94 Bronze

Lüm-Tec is a family-run company in Ohio and the showcase brand of Wiegand Custom Watch, LLC, which, according to the About page signed by its president Chris Wiegand, has also designed, engineered and manufactured watches for other labels. Gear Patrol reported that it assembles all of its own watches, and some for other brands, at its facility in Mentor, and the product pages still say each one is put together by hand in Ohio. The house signature is MDV, a lume treatment that builds Super-LumiNova on the dial in as many as 30 layers. The titanium models belong to the military-styled Combat family: the Combat Field X4 has a forged and heat-treated Grade 2 case under a gunmetal titanium-carbide PVD coating, while the Super Combat B5, latest in a Combat B series that began with the B1 of 2007, is described only as full titanium. Bronze belongs to the M series, where the M94 GMT has a solid CuSn8 case and crown in a numbered run of 100.

Written 10 October 2026 from Lüm-Tec's About page, Gear Patrol on the Lüm-Tec Combat Field, Lüm-Tec's Combat Field X4 Titanium page, Lüm-Tec's Super Combat B5 page and Lüm-Tec's M94 Bronze page.