Halios Seaforth IV (Titanium)

Halios was founded in Vancouver in 2009 by Jason Lim, one of the original microbrands, and aBlogtoWatch calls the Seaforth perhaps the one microbrand watch that has become an icon. The fourth generation was the first offered in titanium: 40 mm across with a fixed bezel or 41 mm with the rotating one, 12.4 mm thick including the double-domed sapphire and 46.5 mm lug to lug, brushed with polished chamfers on the drilled lugs, and rated to 200 m. The rotating bezel is a 120-click sapphire insert, fully lumed, in dive or 12-hour form. The dials are lacquered or galvanic brass in a range of colours, with Globolight markers and blue C3 X1 lume. Inside is the Sellita SW200-2, a no-date automatic with 65 hours of reserve. It ships on rubber, and a titanium bracelet with a steel clasp is available.

Written 28 September 2026 from Halios and aBlogtoWatch.