Rated 100 m (10 ATM), water-resistant, not waterproof
Warranty
24 months
Specifications: owner-provided from the seller listing, not independently verified. We have not tested this watch.
What we like
The listing gives a round 43 mm case with bezel markings and a second hand
The listing describes a silver stainless steel bracelet with a diver's clasp and a double locking foldover closure
The listing gives a quartz chronograph, 100 m water resistance and a 24-month warranty
What to know before buying
The listing gives 100 m water resistance; check Titan's guidance before using it for swimming
The dial colour is not confirmed here (the title says multi-colour, the spec block says blue) and the display type is given as chronograph, so check the Amazon page before buying
Case material, warranty type and country of origin are not stated in the information we have
Fit and size
The case diameter is the width of the watch case without the crown. This watch lists 43 mm. As a rough guide (not a measurement of your wrist), many men's dress watches have a case of about 36 to 42 mm and many women's about 24 to 34 mm. Compare it with a watch you already wear.
Water resistance explained
The listing gives a 100 m rating (10 ATM). That is a pressure-test rating, not the depth you can swim or dive to, and it does not by itself mean the watch suits swimming, the shower or hot water. Follow the maker's care instructions. We say water-resistant, never waterproof.
The listing gives a stainless steel band. Metal bands cope with sweat and water better than leather in our view, but check the maker's note and the clasp before you buy.
What is a quartz watch, and does it need a battery?
A quartz watch is powered by a battery and keeps time with a quartz crystal. The battery needs replacing every so often. The listing says this watch is quartz.
Is this a good watch under ₹15,000?
We list it in the Under ₹15,000 band. Prices change, so check today's price at the retailer, and compare with the alternatives below.