Strength Forged. Devotion Sworn.

Saber takes its identity from the saber-toothed tiger — a symbol of strength, protection and devotion.

The collection translates that idea into bold men's watches distinguished by the signature twin-incisor marker at 12 o'clock and an engraved saber-toothed tiger motif on selected casebacks.

Saber Automatic Watches

The latest Saber automatic series brings self-winding mechanical timekeeping to the collection.

Current automatic models use 40.5mm stainless-steel cases, Japanese automatic movements, date displays with magnifiers and rotating bezels in different colour combinations.

Powered by the Motion of Your Wrist

Saber automatic watches use a self-winding mechanical movement. As the watch is worn, movement of the wrist turns an internal rotor that winds the mainspring and stores the energy needed to keep the watch running.

Current automatic models provide approximately 42 hours of running time when fully wound and do not require a conventional disposable battery for timekeeping.

Sapphire Crystal on Current Automatic Models

The current Saber automatic series uses double-curved sapphire crystal, offering strong resistance to everyday surface scratches while adding depth above the dial.

Glass specifications differ across the wider Saber collection, however. Many quartz chronograph models use mineral glass, so check each individual product page when comparing watches.

Saber Quartz Chronograph Watches

Quartz chronographs remain the largest part of the Saber collection and give the range its sporty, performance-led character.

Current designs use stopwatch-equipped quartz movements with multiple sub-dials, date displays and a choice of plain, coin-edge or tachymeter bezel treatments depending on the series.

What Does a Chronograph Do?

A chronograph combines standard timekeeping with a stopwatch function. Pushers on the side of the case are used to start, stop and reset elapsed-time measurement.

Different Saber chronograph movements use different sub-dial layouts and timing scales, so check the individual model specifications when comparing functions.

Tachymeter Saber Watches

Selected Saber chronographs feature a tachymeter scale around the bezel. Used together with the chronograph, a tachymeter can be used to calculate average speed over a known distance.

Current tachymeter designs combine this motorsport-inspired feature with three contrasting sub-dials and stainless-steel bracelet styling.

The Signature Twin-Incisor Marker

One of the easiest ways to recognise a Saber watch is the distinctive twin-incisor design at 12 o'clock.

Inspired by the fangs of the saber-toothed tiger, the marker gives the collection a visual signature across both automatic and quartz chronograph designs.

Colour & Contrast

Saber extends beyond traditional black and silver watches. Current designs include blue, green, dark grey, silver-white and other dial colours, along with two-tone and ion-plated case and bracelet treatments.

Selected models also use contrasting seconds hands, sub-dials, luminous markers and coloured bezels to give each watch a more individual character.

40–44mm Men's Watches

Saber is designed around a noticeable men's sports-watch presence, with the current collection spanning approximately 40mm to 44mm case sizes.

The latest automatic series sits at 40.5mm, while current chronographs range from relatively compact 40mm designs to larger 42mm and 44mm styles.

10 ATM Water Resistance on Selected Current Series

Selected current Saber automatic and chronograph families are rated at 10 ATM water resistance.

Water resistance may vary across other Saber references, so always check the individual product specification before exposure to water.

Automatic or Chronograph Saber?

Choose Saber Automatic if you prefer self-winding mechanical timekeeping, a cleaner three-hand and date layout and the experience of a traditional mechanical movement.

Choose a Saber Quartz Chronograph if you prefer stopwatch functionality, multiple sub-dials and a more technical sports-watch appearance.

Saber vs The Cape

Choose Saber if you prefer bold styling, chronographs and the signature saber-toothed tiger design language.

Choose The Cape if you prefer an automatic three-hand watch with a stronger diving-inspired character.

Saber vs Voyager

Choose Saber for either straightforward three-hand automatic watches or sporty quartz chronographs.

Choose Voyager if you prefer more complex multi-function automatic displays and a more technical mechanical dial layout.

Shop Solvil et Titus Saber Watches in Singapore

Shop Solvil et Titus Saber watches in Singapore at City Chain. Explore men's automatic and quartz chronograph watches across stainless-steel, coloured and sport-inspired designs.

Compare movement, case size, bezel, glass, water resistance and chronograph functions to find the Saber watch that suits you.