History of the line
The first Seascoper arrived in 1979, in a decade marked by the quartz crisis that put the whole Swiss mechanical watch industry in difficulty. Titoni responded by presenting its first true dive watch, recognisable by a cushion case fully reflecting the 1970s aesthetic spirit, while retaining a restraint that set it apart from many sports watches of the same period.
For decades the Seascoper name remained tied to this more heritage-oriented style, until in 2020 the brand relaunched it as its flagship dive watch with the Seascoper 600: a 42 mm steel case, stated water resistance down to 600 metres and, above all, the debut of the T10 calibre, the first movement developed entirely in-house by Titoni, created in collaboration with professional diver Uli Kunz and certified as a chronometer by COSC.
The Seascoper 600 is offered in several dial variants, including black and white, navy blue with red details and a two-tone version with gold PVD treatment, with a stated power reserve of 72 hours: a clear technical leap compared with the original 1979 model, with which it nonetheless shares the vocation of a dive watch designed for real use rather than looks alone.
Specifications
Main versions
The Seascoper 600 was developed in collaboration with professional diver Uli Kunz and is the first Titoni watch to use the T10 calibre, the in-house movement with which the brand celebrated its centenary in 2019.