Singer Reimagined Caballero Titanium

Singer Reimagined announces Caballero Titanium, two new models within the permanent Caballero collection that heightens the model’s defining tension of subtle refinement and bold attitude.

Caballero has always been Singer Reimagined’s quiet provocation. Not quiet as in timid, but quiet as in confident.

It is a watch that does not need to raise its voice because every surface, every proportion, every decision already says what it came to say. Subtle refinement, bold attitude. That is not a marketing phrase; it is the tension the watch lives in.

An extraordinary rendition

The familiar 39 mm Caballero case is now offered in Grade 5 titanium, featuring an exceptional micro-sandblasted finish, contrasted by mirror-polished edges that frame the iconic C-shaped profile. A mirror-polished titanium bezel adds further contrast and a sense of preciousness, reinforcing Singer’s finishing-focused approach to modern sport elegance.

Titanium is a material that can flatten a design if it is treated like a checkbox. This Caballero is the opposite. The move to Grade 5 titanium does not soften the watch; it sharpens it.

The 39 mm case keeps the Caballero’s compact authority, but the finish changes the entire emotional temperature. Singer has leaned into an astonishing micro sandblasting treatment, then framed it with mirror-polished edges that trace the iconic C shape like a line drawn with intent. The contrast is the story. Matte versus shine. Light absorbed versus light thrown back.

A sportier stance, but with the kind of finishing discipline that still reads as high watchmaking.

Powered by Calibre-4

Turn the watch over, and the intent becomes even clearer. Caballero Titanium keeps the caseback open, offering an unfiltered view of Singer’s Calibre 4. It is a statement you can see: horological horsepower laid bare, a four-barrel architecture that stores six days of momentum in the Calibre 4 ST.

Calibre-4 is no adaptation. It is a ground-up creation. A mechanical manifesto built for performance, precision, and purpose.

With four barrels delivering a constant, linear flow of energy over six uninterrupted days, it redefines what a manual-winding three-hander can be by proving that accuracy is not just a promise, but a philosophy.

This is not a homage. It is not a fashion piece. It is an instrument of time, created for those who appreciate the invisible architecture behind true craft. For those who understand that elegance is a form of engineering and that simplicity, when done well, is anything but simple.

Horological horsepower

Developed over several years, the architecture of Calibre-4 was conceived with a singular purpose: to achieve exceptional stability in timekeeping through a constant and linear energy output.

At the heart of this achievement lies its most distinctive feature – a twin set of double barrels, working in parallel. This unique four-barrel configuration ensures that torque remains flat and consistent across the entire six-day power reserve, minimizing amplitude drops and maintaining peak chronometric performance from the first minute to the last.

A study in contrast

Caballero Titanium introduces two dials, Avio Blue and Cocoa Brown.

The surfaces are treated with a refined velvet touch, matte enough to feel modern, tactile enough to feel considered. That restraint is not a reduction. It is a stage. It makes the four rubies on the dial side flash more clearly, not as decoration, but as punctuation.

Branding stays out of the centre and runs the perimeter, held in place by the now iconic golden flange ring, an element that has become Singer’s signature, part framing device, part design language, part identity.

Even the bezel participates in the argument. Mirror-polished titanium, deliberately precious against the micro sandblasted case. It is not there to shout, it is there to remind you that this is not a tool watch in disguise. This is refinement, made surprising.

The volta

Caballero Titanium, then, is not a reinvention. It is a rendition.

The original Caballero in steel speaks with weight and certainty, grounded, confident, resolved, like the steady metre of a poem. Caballero Titanium is the volta, the turn in the verse where the line breaks, the light enters, and the same form becomes a new feeling. Same personality, higher contrast. Same elegance, more edge.

A watch that feels lighter on the wrist, sharper in its presence, and even more Caballero in the way it balances understatement with audacity.

This sportier Caballero edition is delivered with dedicated textile straps matched to the dial colour and finished with leather details, completing a look that is both technical and refined.

Technical specifications

Singer Reimagined Caballero Titanium

Reference: SR702-3

Reference: SR702-5

Case

• Material: Grade 5 titanium with micro sandblasting finish and mirror-polished chamfers
• Diameter: 39 mm
• Thickness: 10.5 mm
• Crown: Rewind / hour and minute settings with Singer logo engraved
• Case back: Screwed, with sapphire crystal with internal anti-reflective coating
• Water-resistant to 50 meters /5 ATM

Dial and hands

• SR702-3 / Avio Blue velvet-touch matte finish
• SR702-5 / Cocoa brown velvet-touch matte finish
• Signature toothed golden flange
• Openwork dial punctuated by four inset rubies of the barrels
• Singer logo decal

Movement

• Caliber ST5000 Engineered to provide a flat, stable energy curve for six consecutive days, ensuring exceptional accuracy & reliability.
• Manual movement / Number of turns: 109
• Dimensions 34.20 x 4.83 mm
• Number of parts: 145
• Number of jewels: 33
• Power reserve of 144 hours (6 days) minimum
• Escapement: Anchor pointage 20.3
• Frequency: 4 Hz, 28’800 vph
• Accuracy: -4+6 seconds/day
• Barrels: flat-mounted fast-rotating barrels. Respectively 2x2 coupled in series, meeting in parallel on the finishing gear. This configuration provides a very stable unwinding curve and high chronometric performance (Patented)

Finishing

• Bridges and plates: Galvanic rhodium-plated finely microblasted
• Chamfers: Rhodium-plated cut diamonds chamfers
• Engraving: Singer Reimagined engravings on the 4 barrels and winding bridge

Functions/Indications

• Hours, minutes and seconds

Strap and buckle

• SR702-3: Pearl gray textile, gray leather loops
• SR702-5: Khaki green textile, Testa di Moro leather loops
• Stainless steel Singer pin buckle
• Satin-finish with polished chamfers. Engraved Singer logo

MSRP: CHF 18'500 (excl. taxes)

For more information, please visit singerreimagined.com