Quest Multi-Function Automatic men's watch with rose gold dial and blue-grey silicone strap
Quest Multi-Function Automatic men's watch side view showing 44mm steel case
Quest Multi-Function Automatic men's watch case back detail
Close-up of Quest Multi-Function Automatic men's watch blue-grey silicone strap buckle

Quest Multi-Function Automatic Silicone Men Watch W06-03342-005

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SKU: W06-03342-005

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Case
Diameter44 mm
Thickness12.65 mm
ShapeRound
GlassSapphire Glass
Water Resistant10 ATM
Dial
ColourRose Gold
Strap
ColourBlue Grey
Width20mm
MaterialSilicone Strap
Movement
MovementMiyota 82S7
TypeAutomatic
FunctionMulti-function

The Solvil et Titus Quest W06-03342-005 is a 44mm men's automatic watch in polished stainless steel with a full skeleton dial exposing the Miyota 82S7 movement through architectural cutouts, a 24-hour sub-dial, a small seconds register, and a 20mm blue-grey silicone strap. Sapphire crystal glass protects the dial. Water resistance is 10 ATM (100m). A self-winding mechanical movement with a sweeping seconds hand.

Design

The 44mm case in polished stainless steel sits 12.65mm thick — sized for impact and legibility. The case carries the depth of its automatic movement. The crown sits at three o'clock.

The rose gold dial carries a sunburst finish. An open-heart window at the lower centre exposes the balance wheel and escapement beating in real time against the warm ground. A 24-hour sub-dial tracks the full day cycle. Applied baton indices with luminous fill mark every hour. Hands with luminous fill read against the rose gold face. "Automatic" is printed below the Titus logo.

The blue-grey silicone strap at 20mm features a pin buckle. The silicone is lightweight, waterproof, and flexible — suited to active wear and water activities. Sapphire crystal glass protects the dial. Water resistance is 10 ATM (100m).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an automatic movement?
The Miyota 82S7 is a self-winding mechanical movement — it converts the natural motion of your wrist into energy via a weighted rotor, storing it in a mainspring. When worn daily, the watch runs continuously; if left unworn for more than approximately 40 hours, the power reserve depletes and the watch stops. Simply set the time and wear it to restart.
What is a skeleton dial?
A skeleton dial removes most of the traditional dial surface, exposing the mechanical movement beneath through architectural cutouts. You can see the balance wheel, gear train, and mainspring working in real time. The Quest takes this further with layered ribbed detailing that adds depth to the exposed structure.
What do the sub-dials show?
The sub-dial at nine o'clock is a 24-hour indicator — it completes one full rotation per day, letting you distinguish between AM and PM at a glance. The sub-dial at three o'clock is a small seconds register that tracks continuous seconds independently of the centre hands.
Can I swim with the Quest?
Yes. The 10 ATM (100m) water resistance is suitable for swimming and everyday water activities. The silicone strap is fully waterproof and dries quickly. Avoid operating the crown while submerged, and rinse the watch with fresh water after exposure to salt water.
What is the warranty coverage?
Every Solvil et Titus watch carries a 2-year international warranty from the date of processing, covering manufacturing defects in the movement and case. Warranty service is handled directly through Solvil et Titus boutiques. Normal wear, battery replacement, and physical damage are not covered.

Solvil et Titus was established in 1887 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, by Paul Ditisheim — a watchmaker whose chronometers earned first-class certificates at the Kew Observatory. Today the brand is part of the Stelux Group, carrying forward the belief that a watch is more than an instrument: it is a mark of the time you choose to keep.

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