Where the Land Ends, the Legend Begins

The Cape takes inspiration from rocky outcrops that stand against the constant force of the sea — a symbol of perseverance, movement and resilience.

That idea is carried into the watch through its robust water resistance, rotating bezel, textured dial details and tiger-shark motif.

Automatic Watchmaking

Current The Cape watches use a Japanese automatic mechanical movement. The movement winds itself through the motion of the wearer's wrist, storing energy in a mainspring rather than relying on a conventional disposable battery.

When fully wound, current models provide approximately 41 hours of running time before the stored energy is depleted.

42mm Men's Automatic Watches

The current collection uses 42mm round stainless-steel cases with a substantial sports-watch profile.

Current examples measure approximately 13.85mm thick, providing the wrist presence and dial space needed for prominent luminous markers, rotating bezels and clear date displays.

200M Water Resistance

The Cape is currently the most water-resistant Solvil et Titus collection, with 20 ATM or 200-metre water resistance across the current range.

This makes the collection suitable for more water-focused use than lower-rated everyday watches. Always ensure the crown is fully secured before water exposure and follow the instructions supplied with the individual model.

Unidirectional Rotating Bezel

Current The Cape watches use a bezel that rotates anti-clockwise in one direction only.

The scale can be aligned with the minute hand to measure elapsed time, while the one-way construction helps prevent an accidental movement from indicating less elapsed time.

Sapphire Crystal

Sapphire crystal protects the dial across the current The Cape collection.

Its strong resistance to everyday surface scratches makes it particularly suitable for a watch designed around active and water-focused use.

Luminous Hands & Markers

Broad hands, applied hour markers and key bezel details use luminous material to improve visibility when lighting conditions become darker.

This functional dial treatment also gives The Cape its distinctive sports-watch appearance.

The Tiger Shark Caseback

The tiger shark forms the symbolic centre of The Cape story. Solvil et Titus uses the shark as an emblem of movement, strength and perseverance through the ocean.

The motif appears engraved on the caseback, creating a collection signature that is visible when the watch is removed from the wrist.

Silicone Strap The Cape Watches

Silicone makes up most of the current City Chain collection. These straps provide a flexible, water-friendly alternative to a metal bracelet and dry quickly after exposure to water.

Current silicone options include black, dark blue and dark green combinations paired with matching or contrasting dials.

Stainless-Steel The Cape Watches

Stainless-steel bracelet models provide the same automatic movement, 200m water resistance and sapphire crystal in a more traditional all-metal format.

Choose steel if you prefer greater visual weight and a bracelet-led appearance, or silicone for a lighter, more sport-focused feel.

Steel or Silicone?

Both versions share the same fundamental The Cape identity, so the choice comes mainly down to how you intend to wear the watch.

Silicone is well suited to casual and water-focused wear, while stainless steel gives the collection a more versatile everyday appearance away from the water.

The Cape vs Saber

Choose The Cape if your priorities are automatic mechanical timekeeping, 200m water resistance and a water-focused sports-watch design.

Choose Saber if you prefer a broader collection offering both automatic watches and quartz chronographs with a bolder tiger-inspired design language.

The Cape vs Quest

Both collections sit within Solvil et Titus' Bold & Strong family and use automatic movements.

Choose The Cape for its 200m water resistance, rotating bezel and more water-focused design, or Quest for a more technical multi-function automatic dial and silicone-led sports styling.

The Cape vs Voyager

Choose The Cape for a straightforward three-hand automatic layout, strong water resistance and rotating bezel.

Choose Voyager if you prefer more complex automatic multi-function displays and a more futuristic mechanical design.

Shop Solvil et Titus The Cape Watches in Singapore

Shop Solvil et Titus The Cape watches in Singapore at City Chain. Explore men's 42mm automatic watches with 200m water resistance, sapphire crystal and unidirectional rotating bezels.

Compare dial colour and steel or silicone strap options to find The Cape watch that suits your style and intended use.