Titanium Watch Prices by Country

The median titanium watch from a Chinese brand in this guide costs $199. The median from a Swiss brand costs $18,700, about 94 times as much. Both figures cover every titanium watch the guide has verified that is on sale today with a listed price, 127 references from 27 Chinese brands and 418 from 92 Swiss ones.

These figures are recalculated on every build as the guide grows. On 9 October 2026 they read $199 for Chinese brands and $15,100 for Swiss ones, about 76 times apart, with automatic dive watches at $204 and $6,025.

Comparing the same kind of watch

Part of the headline gap is a matter of who fills each column, so here is one kind of watch on both sides. Among automatic titanium dive watches the Chinese median is $199 across 47 references and the Swiss median is $5,630 across 60, still about 28 times apart for the same metal and the same job.

Who fills each column

The Swiss side carries the big houses: 288 of its 418 references come from luxury maisons and independent makers. The Chinese side is mostly microbrands, 115 of 127, the small labels that sell direct to buyers. By maker type, the Swiss references split 179 luxury maison, 109 independent, 51 established, 42 microbrand, 37 premium, and the Chinese 115 microbrand, 7 independent, 5 established.

The two columns do meet. The cheapest Swiss titanium watch here is the Swiss Watch Company ARK at $225, and the most expensive Chinese one is the LYH Vinyl Record (Titanium Version) at $32,439.

Every country with 10 or more priced references

Cheapest median first. Country means where the brand is based, which is not always where its watches are made.

The Chinese brands

Each brand with its number of priced references and their median, or its price where the guide holds one.

Tandorio (21, median $128), Boderry (15, median $249), Thorn (14, median $194), Berny (12, median $94), CIGA Design (7, median $1,399), San Martin (7, median $350), Watchdives (7, median $189), Behrens (6, median $7,550), Zbioland (5, median $4,930), Heimdallr (4, median $189), Lucky Harvey (4, median $2,299), Seagull (3, median $869), Tactical Frog (3, median $189), Tsar Bomba (3, median $1,500), Cadisen (2, median $135), Octopus Kraken (2, median $278), RDUNAE (2, median $220), Addiesdive ($129), FIYTA ($4,000), IXDAO ($269), LYH ($32,439), North Edge ($178), Olto-8 ($1,499), Peacock ($3,879), Sea Horizon ($296), Seestern ($259), Sugess ($399).

The Swiss brands

Hublot (53, median $25,200), Roger Dubuis (22, median $167,500), Zenith (18, median $12,325), Greco Geneve (16, median $7,143), Audemars Piguet (15, median $47,300), Certina (13, median $901), Ikepod (13, median $6,500), Chronoswiss (12, median $17,601), TAG Heuer (11, median $9,350), Blancpain (10, median $22,600), Girard-Perregaux (10, median $27,650), Gerald Charles (8, median $37,485), Speake-Marin (8, median $36,764), Tudor (8, median $5,825), Breitling (7, median $6,850), Czapek (7, median $58,800), Hamilton (7, median $1,345), Oris (7, median $5,300), Ulysse Nardin (7, median $80,000), Horage (6, median $7,149), IWC (6, median $14,200), Longines (6, median $4,625), Louis Erard (6, median $4,800), Omega (6, median $13,250), Mauron Musy (5, median $22,900), Schwarz Etienne (5, median $23,849), Armin Strom (4, median $368,500), Ball (4, median $4,124), David Candaux (4, median $264,317), Norqain (4, median $7,209), Singer Reimagined (4, median $36,114), Swiss Watch Company (4, median $545), ArtyA (3, median $35,900), Bianchet (3, median $75,090), Breguet (3, median $22,600), Chopard (3, median $25,300), Edox (3, median $1,550), Formex (3, median $1,165), Fortis (3, median $6,968), Hautlence (3, median $82,899), HYT (3, median $57,669), Laurent Ferrier (3, median $73,288), Romain Gauthier (3, median $50,460), Urwerk (3, median $67,000), Victorinox (3, median $1,200), ZRC (3, median $5,154), Angelus (2, median $46,100), Brellum (2, median $3,749), Doxa (2, median $2,590), H. Moser & Cie (2, median $425,520), Louis Moinet (2, median $94,914), Maurice Lacroix (2, median $4,500), MB&F (2, median $269,123), Mido (2, median $1,495), Ochs und Junior (2, median $7,255), Rolex (2, median $21,025), Synchron (2, median $1,390), Tissot (2, median $800), Traser (2, median $875), Vacheron Constantin (2, median $85,000), Alpina ($2,812), Arnold & Son ($25,831), Block RG ($270,480), Bovet ($29,796), Breva ($55,266), Cyrus ($180,216), De Bethune ($225,000), Delma ($1,890), Dominique Renaud ($58,871), Franck Muller ($14,600), Frederique Constant ($5,400), Gagà Laboratorio ($5,647), Genus ($69,984), Gorilla ($3,250), Greubel Forsey ($204,245), Jaeger-LeCoultre ($18,100), L.Leroy ($318,381), Laventure ($5,046), Lederer ($182,619), Legare ($98,451), Marcu ($70,885), Maurice de Mauriac ($4,686), Nivada Grenchen ($1,560), Otium ($30,000), Piaget ($127,351), Raymond Weil ($4,395), Squale ($2,995), Titoni ($2,300), Varius ($1,095), Vulcain ($7,449), Watch Angels ($2,751), Wicked Watch Co. ($935).

How this is measured

Every figure is read from the catalog on each build, so the numbers move as the guide grows. A reference counts when it is on sale today and carries a listed price. Prices are the maker's list price in US dollars; where a maker quotes only in its own currency, the dollar figure is converted at a reference rate and the watch page shows both. Country is the brand's home country as the guide records it. Medians are the middle value, averaging the two middle prices when the count is even.

These are figures for the watches this guide has verified against each maker, not a census of the market, and the guide leans toward microbrands, so read the medians as describing what the guide holds. They are free to cite with a link to this page. For the brand-by-brand view see watch brands by country, and for how the case materials compare, the Watch Case Material Report.