Saber Chronograph Men's Black Dial Steel Watch W06-03414-003

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 in a dressier register. The deep black dial sits behind raised steel markers and a clean polished bezel — chronograph instrumentation rendered with the restraint of a watch built for the boardroom as much as the weekend. 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. The Saber Collection Strength forged. Devotion sworn. The Saber takes its name from the saber-toothed tiger — a creature that walked the earth from three million to ten thousand years ago, with 120mm incisors so sharp they inspired the daggers of generations. But look deeper, and see the devotion within the might. The promise to protect what matters, at all costs. The tiger appears three times on every Saber. On the dial at twelve o'clock, where twin incisors crown the hour. On the caseback, engraved in full motif. On the crown, as a single tooth. Three signatures — one a public throne, two a private commitment. Explore the full Saber Collection → Specifications Movement: Japan Quartz (VR32 calibre) with Chronograph function Case: Stainless steel 316L, 40mm diameter, 11.5mm thickness, round Bezel: Polished stainless steel with raised hour markers Dial: Deep black with three black chronograph subdials — minute counter (MIN), 24-hour indicator, and small seconds (S.C.) — saber-toothed twin incisors at 12 o'clock, white indices and white "CHRONOGRAPH" text, 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: 5 ATM (50m) 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 W06-03401 series? Both watches carry the same Saber collection mythology and saber-toothed tiger engravings. This 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. The 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. 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. Is the Saber Chronograph waterproof? The 5 ATM (50m) water resistance is rated for handwashing, rain, and accidental splashes — but not for swimming, showering, diving, or hot water (saunas, hot tubs). For a water-rated Saber Chronograph suitable for swimming, see the W06-03401 series at 10 ATM. Who is this Saber Chronograph designed for? Status-driven professionals aged 32–45, particularly those who prefer a dressier chronograph that reads cleanly in boardroom and formal settings — a watch to mark a milestone without announcing itself.