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Titoni are among the few remaining independently-owned Swiss watchmaking houses, boasting over a century of horological expertise. The Titoni Airmaster collection represents a harmonious blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation. Launched in 1969 during the height of the space race, the Airmaster honours the mechanical wonders that once dominated the skies. Its understated elegance and refined design make it a versatile collection, equally suited for formal and casual settings.
Features
The Titoni Airmaster collection embodies a sleek, poised personality. Originally crafted for men, it now includes models designed for women. Characterised by the Queue d’aigle case, the timepieces exude an air of sophistication while maintaining simplicity. Inspired by the forces of the air, the case back is adorned with a delicate engraving of a sailing boat, a subtle nod to exploration and freedom.
Most models feature a date window at the three o’clock position, with select pieces offering a day/date function at the same position. A signature feature of the collection is the inclusion of a day/date aperture at 12 o’clock in certain models, while others showcase a small seconds sub-dial at six o’clock. For women, the collection offers petite timepieces with an array of dial colours, adding a touch of personalisation and elegance.
Movement
Each timepiece in the Airmaster collection is powered by reliable automatic movements, sourced from renowned manufacturers such as Sellita and ETA. Many models are equipped with robust and accurate calibres, ensuring precision and longevity. The women’s collection houses the Sellita SW100, a compact yet efficient movement, designed to complement the smaller case sizes without compromising performance.