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LostInTime · 22 November 2010, 03:39 PM

Rolex likes to espouse the virtues of their 904l steel, and this got me thinking. Why is there not a titanium Rolex? Titanium would be more durable while offering some other benefits. I know Panerai makes some models, and compared to their steel siblings, they are much lighter; I also happen to like the slightly darker look that titanium offers. It seems that watches like the Submariner or Explorer models would be a perfect fit for this metal.

22 November 2010, 03:39 PM	#1
LostInTime "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Is Everything Posts: 205	Why not a titanium Rolex? Rolex likes to espouse the virtues of their 904l steel, and this got me thinking. Why is there not a titanium Rolex? Titanium would be more durable while offering some other benefits. I know Panerai makes some models, and compared to their steel siblings, they are much lighter; I also happen to like the slightly darker look that titanium offers. It seems that watches like the Submariner or Explorer models would be a perfect fit for this metal.

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