- Is the WD50Ti good for swimming?
- Yes. It has a screw-down crown and rated water resistance, so pool and light open-water swimming are fine. Avoid pressing the pushers or turning the crown underwater, and have it pressure-tested after any case work.
- How does titanium compare with steel here?
- Titanium is lighter and more corrosion-resistant but scratches more easily and can look duller. If weight matters most, it is the better pick; if you want a scratch-hiding finish, steel divers are safer.
- What movement does it use?
- A Seiko NH35 automatic. It hacks, hand-winds and runs about 41 hours on a full wind. Accuracy is typically within roughly -20 to +40 seconds a day, and any watchmaker can regulate or service it.
- Is it too big for small wrists?
- The 50-fathom case style wears moderately, and the light titanium keeps it comfortable. Check the lug-to-lug measurement against your wrist before buying, since that matters more than case diameter.
- Does it come with a bracelet and extra strap?
- It ships on a titanium bracelet with the matching clasp. Confirm with the seller whether a spare strap or tool is included, as bundles vary.
- How does it compare with a Seiko or Orient diver?
- It offers titanium and sapphire that steel Seiko and Orient divers at similar positioning usually lack, but those brands have better finishing consistency and service networks. Choose the WD50Ti for weight and specs, the established brands for polish and support.
- Where is the Watchdives WD50Ti cheapest?
- At AliExpress, for $186.69, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Watchdives WD50Ti?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including AliExpress, Amazon.