Product Overview
The T2 Titanium/Steel Pilot Diving Watch Case is engineered for durability and style, combining lightweight titanium with robust steel for a premium feel. Designed to fit the NH34, NH35, NH38, NH70, PT/ETA, and AR watch movements, this case delivers 20 BAR waterproof protection while maintaining an anti‑allergy profile suitable for sensitive skin. Its sapphire crystal front offers scratch‑resistant clarity, ensuring your watch remains pristine under any conditions.
Key Highlights
- Premium titanium/steel construction for a lightweight yet rugged build
- 20 BAR waterproof rating – perfect for diving, swimming, and everyday wear
- Anti‑allergy coating reduces irritation for sensitive wrists
- High‑clarity sapphire crystal protects against scratches and impacts
- Fits multiple movements: NH34, NH35, NH38, NH70, PT/ETA, AR
- Precision engineered seals ensure long‑term water resistance
- Elegant pilot‑style design suitable for both formal and adventure wear
Specifications
- Material: Titanium core with steel reinforcement
- Water Resistance: 20 BAR (200 m)
- Crystal: Sapphire, anti‑reflection coating
- Case Diameter: 44 mm (standard for NH34–NH70 series)
- Case Thickness: 12 mm
- Band Compatibility: Standard 20 mm lug width
- Finish: Polished titanium with brushed steel accents
Compatibility
Specifically engineered to accommodate the following watch movements:
- NH34 – Classic pilot movement
- NH35 – Updated pilot design
- NH38 – Advanced pilot series
- NH70 – Premium pilot model
- PT/ETA – Precision timing series
- AR – Advanced reference series
Why Choose T2
With its blend of titanium strength, steel reinforcement, and anti‑allergy finish, the T2 case offers unparalleled protection for your pilot diving watch. Whether you’re navigating deep waters or heading to a business meeting, this case ensures your timepiece remains reliable, stylish, and skin‑friendly. Upgrade your watch with a case that delivers both performance and elegance.
Price: Original price was: $ 45.74.$ 21.04Current price is: $ 21.04.

