The Quest Collection
Bold enough for
the journey ahead.
The Quest Collection is built for the man who never stops moving. A 44mm stainless steel case — the boldest on the wrist — paired with a lightweight silicone sport strap that goes wherever you do.
At its heart, an automatic mechanical movement. Self-winding, no battery required — powered entirely by the energy of the man who wears it. Multi-function complications give you everything you need on the dial, nothing you don't.
Bold & Strong. Quest is the watch for the man on a mission — and every moment that follows.
Solvil et Titus Quest Watches Singapore
Discover Solvil et Titus Quest watches in Singapore, a men's automatic collection combining bold 44mm cases with visible mechanical dial details, Miyota 82S7 movements, sapphire crystal and sport-focused silicone straps.
Bold Enough for the Journey Ahead
Quest is designed around movement, energy and a confident sport-watch presence. A substantial 44mm stainless-steel case is paired with a flexible silicone strap and visible mechanical details across the dial.
Rather than hiding the automatic movement behind a conventional dial, Quest brings part of the mechanism into view and makes mechanical motion an important part of the watch's design.
Quest Automatic Watches
Every current Quest watch uses a self-winding mechanical movement. Wrist motion turns an internal rotor, winding the mainspring and storing the energy needed to keep the watch running.
The movement can also be manually wound, providing another way to restart or add energy to the watch after it has been left unworn.
Miyota 82S7 Automatic Movement
Current Quest models use the Japanese Miyota 82S7 automatic calibre with approximately 42 hours of running time when fully wound.
The movement provides hour and minute timekeeping together with small seconds, a 24-hour display, open-heart architecture and a stop-seconds function.
See the Mechanical Movement in Motion
Open dial sections reveal mechanical components working beneath the surface, giving Quest a more technical appearance than a conventional closed-dial automatic watch.
Depending on the model and dial treatment, the visible mechanical architecture ranges from more extensively skeletonised designs to coloured dials built around an open-heart window.
Small Seconds & 24-Hour Display
The Miyota 82S7 separates the seconds display from the main hands through a dedicated small-seconds register.
A second indicator follows a 24-hour cycle, adding another layer of information and helping create Quest's distinctive multi-function dial layout.
44mm Sport Case
Current Quest models use 44mm stainless-steel cases measuring approximately 12.65mm thick.
The larger proportions complement the open mechanical dial and give Quest a stronger wrist presence than smaller everyday automatic collections.
Sapphire Crystal
Sapphire crystal protects the dial across the current Quest range.
Its strong resistance to everyday surface scratches helps maintain clarity over the detailed mechanical dial.
10 ATM Water Resistance
Current Quest specifications rate the collection at 10 ATM or 100 metres of water resistance.
This provides greater water protection than lower-rated everyday watches. Always ensure the crown is secured and follow the care instructions supplied with the watch.
Silicone Sport Strap
Every current Quest watch uses a 20mm silicone strap, reinforcing the collection's sport-focused character.
Silicone provides a flexible alternative to a stainless-steel bracelet and works particularly well with Quest's substantial 44mm case and active styling.
Colour & Contrast
Quest uses colour to create different interpretations of the same mechanical architecture, with current designs combining black, dark blue, rose-gold and other dial accents with black, blue-grey, dark-blue and green strap options across the wider range.
Dark ion-plated cases create a more technical monochromatic look, while polished stainless-steel versions place greater emphasis on dial colour and movement detail.
Quest vs Voyager
Choose Quest if you prefer a sport-focused automatic watch with silicone straps across the collection and a strong emphasis on visible mechanical dial details.
Choose Voyager if you prefer spacecraft-inspired case architecture and a wider choice of stainless-steel bracelet and silicone configurations.
Quest vs The Cape
Choose Quest for open mechanical styling, multi-function displays and a bold 44mm sport-watch presence.
Choose The Cape if you prefer a cleaner three-hand automatic layout, rotating bezel and stronger water-focused specification.
Quest vs Saber
Choose Quest if you specifically want an automatic mechanical watch with visible movement details and a silicone sport strap.
Choose Saber if you want a broader collection spanning automatic watches and quartz chronographs in stainless-steel bracelet designs.
Shop Solvil et Titus Quest Watches in Singapore
Shop Solvil et Titus Quest watches in Singapore at City Chain. Explore men's 44mm automatic watches with sapphire crystal, silicone straps and visible mechanical dial details.
Compare dial colour, case finish and strap colour to find the Quest watch that suits your style.
