Saber Chronograph Men's Cream Dial Black Tachymeter Watch W06-03401-004

There are watches you buy, and watches you earn. The Saber belongs to the second kind — a timepiece for the man who no longer needs to prove himself, only to remind himself of how far he has come.

Drawn from the legacy of the saber-toothed tiger — a creature of quiet power, precision, and the instinct to protect — this Saber Chronograph carries that same energy with a quiet nod to heritage. The cream dial and warm gold-tone indices recall the classic chronographs of the 1960s — instruments built when racing and watchmaking shared the same language of precision. The black tachymeter bezel, accented with gold scaling, anchors the dial in modern composure. The saber-toothed tiger appears three times on the watch — crowning the dial at twelve o'clock as twin incisors, engraved on the caseback in full motif, and on the crown as a single tooth. One signature in plain view, two only the wearer knows.

This is the watch for the promotion you waited a decade for. The contract you closed without telling anyone. The version of yourself you became when no one was watching. Time is Love — and the Saber wears the time that mattered.

Specifications

• Movement: Japan Quartz (VK63 calibre) with Chronograph function
• Case: Stainless steel 316L, 42.2mm diameter, 11.5mm thickness, round
• Bezel: Black tachymeter, fixed, with gold-tone scaling and markers
• Dial: Cream / ivory with three black chronograph subdials (minute counter, 24-hour indicator, small seconds), saber-toothed twin incisors at 12 o'clock, gold-tone indices and hands, white chronograph seconds hand, black "CHRONOGRAPH" text, and date display at 4 o'clock
• Caseback: Solid stainless steel with engraved saber-toothed tiger motif
• Crown: Stainless steel engraved with the saber-toothed tiger's tooth symbol
• Crystal: Mineral glass
• Bracelet: Polished stainless steel, 18mm band width, with TITUS-engraved deployment clasp
• Water Resistance: 10 ATM (100m)
• Warranty: 2-year international

About Solvil et Titus

Swiss-founded in 1887 in La Chaux-de-Fonds by Paul Ditisheim. In 1912, Ditisheim set a world record for chronometric precision at the Royal Kew Observatory — a milestone in Swiss watchmaking history. Today, Solvil et Titus remains Asia's most romantic watch brand, anchored in the platform of Time is Love (天長地久) — the belief that time, when shared with the people who matter, becomes the most valuable thing we own.

Frequently Asked

How does this Saber differ from the W06-03414 series? Both watches carry the same Saber collection mythology and saber-toothed tiger engravings. This W06-03401 series features a 42.2mm case with a tachymeter bezel and 10 ATM water resistance — a sport-luxury chronograph built for swimming and active wear. The W06-03414 series features a 40mm case with a clean polished bezel and 5 ATM water resistance — a dressier daily-wear chronograph for professional settings.

Why does the Saber feature the saber-toothed tiger? The tiger is the emblem of the collection — a creature whose 120mm incisors, sharp as blades, inspired the daggers of generations. It appears three times on every Saber: as twin incisors crowning the dial at 12 o'clock, engraved on the caseback in full motif, and on the crown as a single tooth. The Saber Collection is a king's watch — strength forged, devotion sworn.

What is the tachymeter bezel for? A tachymeter scale lets you measure average speed over a known distance using the chronograph — originally a motorsport tool, now more often a visual cue rooted in racing heritage. On the Saber, it is part of the aesthetic language of a serious chronograph.

Can I wear the Saber Chronograph for swimming? Yes. The 10 ATM (100m) water resistance is rated for swimming and surface water sports. Avoid high-impact water activity, diving, and hot water (showers, saunas, hot tubs).

Who is the Saber Chronograph designed for? Status-driven professionals aged 32–45, typically as a self-purchase to mark a milestone — a promotion, a decade of work, a personal achievement worth wearing.