Hexagon Storm · Titan
Titan: Steel and Black Skeleton Watch
In short
Hexagon Storm Titan is a black skeleton watch with a stainless steel case: polished steel case, graphite skeleton dial, rose-gold numerals, on a three-link steel bracelet, flat-link steel bracelet or grey leather strap. 46 mm hexagonal case, sapphire crystal, Japanese quartz, 5 ATM.
The everyday one. Bright steel frames a dark dial, so it reads cleanly in daylight and still looks right with a suit. If you're unsure which colorway to buy, buy this one.
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Titan up close
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Details
Titan specifications
Titan is Saturn's largest moon, bigger than the planet Mercury.
| Case finish | Polished stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Dial | Graphite black, rose-gold numerals and minute track |
| Straps | Three-link steel bracelet or Grey leather strap or Flat-link steel bracelet |
| Movement | Japanese quartz, battery rated for 2–3 years |
| Case | Hexagonal, 46 mm wide, 316L stainless steel (black versions are black-coated steel) |
| Crystal | Sapphire, 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, anti-reflective coating |
| Water resistance | 5 ATM (splashes, rain and hand-washing; not for swimming) |
| Warranty | 2 years, handled by Sixth Planet Watch Co. |
What does the Hexagon Storm Titan look like?
Polished steel case, graphite skeleton dial, rose-gold numerals. It has the same 46 mm hexagonal case, sapphire crystal and Japanese quartz movement as every Hexagon Storm.
Which straps does Titan come with?
Choose a three-link steel bracelet, a flat-link steel bracelet or a grey leather strap. The price is the same: $price.
Why is it called Titan?
Titan is Saturn's largest moon, bigger than the planet Mercury. All five Hexagon Storm colorways are named for moons of Saturn.
