Master Series
History of the line
The Master Series line was born in 2006 as the most technical offering in the Titoni catalogue: what sets it apart from the rest of the range is the decision to give every piece chronometer certification from COSC, the official Swiss institute for testing watch accuracy, a requirement the brand describes as the highest expression of its watchmaking skill.
Over time the line has gained complications designed to further highlight this technical vocation, in particular the power reserve indicator, which appears on several models together with a big date and sun-brushed dials: pieces such as reference 94688 S-ST-579, presented in 2018 with a 41 mm case, or the later 94388 with power reserve, illustrate this direction well, while remaining later developments compared with the first Master Series of 2006.
Unlike sportier collections such as the Airmaster or Seascoper, the Master Series is aimed at buyers looking for an elegant men's watch with accuracy certified by an independent third party: a choice that, in an accessible price bracket like the one Titoni operates in, remains relatively rare and helps position the line as the brand's most technically ambitious.
Specifications
Main versions
Unlike many manufactures that reserve COSC certification for their flagship models only, Titoni has applied it as standard to the entire Master Series line since its launch in 2006, in a price bracket where this kind of certification remains fairly rare.