A titanium watch is a timepiece that has a case and/or bracelet made of titanium, a lightweight and durable metal that is highly resistant to corrosion and wear. Titanium is stronger and lighter than steel, making it an ideal material for watches that need to withstand daily wear and tear, such as sports and dive watches.

Titanium watches are known for their strength and durability, but also for their unique look and feel. Titanium has a distinctive grayish color and a matte finish that sets it apart from other metals commonly used in watchmaking. Titanium watches can be finished in a variety of ways, including brushed, polished, sandblasted, or even coated with colored DLC (diamond-like carbon) for a black or gunmetal look.

In addition to its aesthetic and durability benefits, titanium is also hypoallergenic, making it an ideal material for people with sensitive skin or metal allergies. Titanium watches also tend to be more expensive than watches made from other materials, due to the higher cost of the raw material and the difficulty of machining and finishing titanium cases and bracelets.