This is literally the only Titus I’ve seen in this configuration. The closest thing I could find was a Doxa from the same period, albeit it was sold for a little over $2,300. The way the blue steel hands contrast with the tan subdials is perfect, not to mention the copper/salmon track. 

The case measures a tasteful 35.7 mm. Inside is the Landeron caliber 48, a workhorse movement introduced in 1937. What’s odd about it is that the bottom pusher is used to stop and reset the chronograph. It has 17 jewels and a power reserve of 41 hours. 

Details & More

Condition: Good but with some markings on the lugs, caseback and dial. The dial has aged beautifully. The straight lugs are losing some of the plating. Please see the pictures for a better description. 

Case Size: 35.7 x 41.3 mm, with a thickness of 12.8 mm. Portuguese import stamp on the upper left lug. 

Crystal: Acrylic

Movement: Landeron 48, 17 jewels, 41-hour power reserve. I don’t know its service history, but everything is working as it should. 

Other Information:

• Aftermarket strap.
• Watch only.

Asking $725. Please add $20 for worldwide shipping. Payment methods include Wise, ACH transfer, Revolut, Bitcoin (On-Chain or Lightning), or PayPal G&S for buyers with solid references. Add +6% for currency conversion fees on the latter. I’m located in Portugal, but worldwide shipping isn’t an issue. 

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