The Titanium Field Guide

Akrone C-03 Worldtimer Fusion

The Akrone C-03 Worldtimer Fusion is a 41 mm Grade 2 titanium pilot watch with a Soprod P024 automatic movement.

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Price
≈$731 (€649)
Material
Titanium
Grade / type
Grade 2
Weight
81 g
Water resistance
100 m
Type
Pilot
Case diameter
41.0 mm
Thickness
12.2 mm
Lug-to-lug
48.4 mm
Origin
France
Movement
Automatic
Caliber
Soprod P024
Power reserve
38 h
Complications
Time only
Colour
Black
Surface treatment
DLC Gun Metal
Finish technology
DLC
Nickel-free
Unconfirmed (contact-point materials not all confirmed)
Bracelet / strap
FKM rubber strap; titanium bracelet option
Matching bracelet
Optional (or strap)
Crystal
Sapphire (internal AR)
Dial
Dark dial with orange accents, 24-city worldtimer bezel
Lume
Super-LumiNova BGW9
Availability
Offered
Status
Current (limited edition of 100)
Not published
Reference, Hardness, Construction, Caseback, Display back
High confidence Verified Oct 2026 Source: Akrone
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Frequently asked questions

What grade of titanium is the Akrone C-03 Worldtimer Fusion?

Grade 2, as stated by the maker.

What size is the Akrone C-03 Worldtimer Fusion?

The case is 41 mm across, 12.2 mm thick and 48.4 mm from lug to lug. It is water resistant to 100 m.

How much does the Akrone C-03 Worldtimer Fusion weigh?

About 81 g.

How much does the Akrone C-03 Worldtimer Fusion cost, and is it available?

It is in production, at a list price of $731.

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