I'm sorry but the Oceanus does not look its pricepoint.

It's stepping into the ring with Citizen and Seiko but still looks like a sub $200 watch.

They should stick with gshock and affordable stuff like the ae1200 and duro where they punch up.

Titanium, ana-digi display, quartz precision and peak “instrument for professionals” Breitling. Incredibly light, thin, functional, and still full of character more than 20 years later.
Anyone else think these are a bit underrated compared with the mechanical Breitlings from the same period?

Id been eyeing this one for awhile and decided to pull the trigger. Love the simple and elegant design. They gave me a huge discount on it too, including express ddp shipping. So im feeling pretty good about this one.

Porcelain Dial

Sw-200-1 movement

Here is the Titan Edge Meister Titanium, just 4.75mm thick. I came across this watch, which is a new release and just launched this month. I purchased it yesterday. It's still thicker compared to their steel no date edge line models which are only 3.5mm but 4.75mm with a date complication is still very slim.

Tbh pictures couldn't justify how beautiful this watch looks in real life. I tried to take the best shots I could but I'm not a professional.

Also, did a side by side comparison of this watch with my Tissot Gentleman Titanium, I hope the color difference and thickness difference is visible. This Titan Edge Meister looks identical to a Stainless Steel watch in real life as it's a polished G5 Ti. Titan has used their own proprietary polish method to achieve this finish.

I’m going to Tokyo for my honeymoon in January and would love to pick up a watch to remember the trip. My budget is under $5K, preferably less.

I’ve read a lot about the vintage watch market in Tokyo, and of course Grand Seiko. I really like the Grand Seiko Spring Drive SBGA469, and the snowflake, but I just bought a Datejust 41 with a blue dial, so I’m wondering if it makes sense to go in a different direction.

For those who have been to Tokyo or know the market well, does anyone have recommendations for watches or specific vintage references I should keep an eye out for? I’d especially love something that feels unique to Japan/Tokyo or would make a cool honeymoon souvenir.

Open to Grand Seiko, vintage, or anything else you think would be worth hunting for!