Premium ceramic watches

The Titanium Field Guide lists 7 premium ceramic watches, from $4,700 to $7,725, from 3 brands. Every entry is verified for its case material, and each one cites its source alongside the date it was last checked.

Enthusiast-premium brands above the mainstream but below maison prestige, with serious in-house or upgraded movements and finishing. The middle half of those in the guide are priced between $4,300 and $6,900.

Best entry points

LightestBremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Polar White74 g ThinnestBremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Polar White13 mm Most affordable, in productionLongines HydroConquest Full Black Ceramic$4,700 Newest additionBremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue

7 references currently offered

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LonginesHydroConquest Full Black Ceramic$4,70043.0 mmDiver

TudorBlack Bay Ceramic$6,12541.0 mmDiver

BremontSupermarine Full Ceramic Tactical Black$6,45043.0 mm13 mm thick74 gDiver

BremontSupermarine Full Ceramic Polar White$6,95043.0 mm13 mm thick74 gDiver

BremontSupermarine Full Ceramic Jungle Green$6,95043.0 mm13 mm thick74 gDiver

BremontSupermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue$7,40043.0 mm13 mm thick74 gDiver

TudorBlack Bay Ceramic$7,72541.0 mmDiver

No longer offered

1 discontinued reference that also matches this collection, kept as an archive for the used market. Not part of the list above.

U-BoatClassico Ceramic Chrono 48mm–48.0 mmChronograph

Frequently asked questions

How many premium ceramic watches are in the Titanium Field Guide?

The guide catalogs 7 premium ceramic watches from 3 brands. Every entry is verified for its case material, sourced and dated, against the maker or, while a maker page is pending, a hands-on review.

What is the most affordable of the premium ceramic watches?

The most affordable is the Longines HydroConquest Full Black Ceramic at about $4,700.