Twobrokewatchsnobs Marathon and W.O.E. Launch Titanium SAR Watch Collaboration
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- •The Marathon x W.O.E. Titanium SAR is limited to 200 pieces.
- •It features a Grade 5 titanium case, reducing weight by 40%.
- •The watch includes military-inspired design elements and a 65-hour power reserve.
Marathon Watches and Watches of Espionage (W.O.E.) announced their first collaborative watch, the Marathon x W.O.E. Titanium SAR, which features a Grade 5 titanium case. This watch is limited to 200 pieces and is set to launch on September 24, 2026, with deliveries expected in January 2027. The design retains the familiar dimensions of the original Marathon SAR, measuring 41mm across and 14mm thick, while reducing weight by approximately 40% compared to stainless steel. The watch includes unique features such as a red W.O.E. signature and a spearhead insignia, referencing its military roots. It is powered by the Sellita SW200-2B movement, offering a 65-hour power reserve. The watch is priced at $2,250, and a follow-up titanium GSAR is planned for October 2026.
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