Titan Neo Curve Quartz Analog with Date Blue Dial Stainless Steel Strap Watch For Men

1. THE DESIGN: WHY “CURVE”?

Titan didn’t just slap a blue dial on a square case and call it a day. The “Curve” in the name refers to the ergonomic profile of the case and the glass.

• The Dial: It’s a deep, rich blue. In office lighting, it looks navy and professional. In sunlight, you get that sunray pop. It features stick indices—clean, minimal, no messy numbers cluttering the view.

• The Shape: It’s not a circle. It’s a soft-edged square (cushion shape). This is a bold move. Circular watches are safe; square watches are statements. It gives off a vaguely “Apple Watch” silhouette but with the class of traditional analog steel.

• The Strap: This is where it wins. It uses a Stainless Steel Mesh (Milanese Loop style) with a sliding clasp. This is infinitely more comfortable than traditional chunky links because it conforms exactly to your wrist shape. No “removing links” at a shop—you adjust it yourself.

2. BUILD QUALITY: DOES IT FEEL CHEAP?

Short answer: No. Long answer: It feels substantial but not heavy.

• Case Material: It’s solid stainless steel, not plated brass (which rots over time). The polish is high-grade.

• The Glass: It uses Mineral Glass. At this price point (₹6k), this is standard. It will resist minor scuffs, but do not drag it against a brick wall. It is not Sapphire.

• The Crown: Sturdy, tactile, and easy to grip for date/time adjustments.

3. THE ENGINE: QUARTZ RELIABILITY

This isn’t a mechanical watch, and for a daily office beater, that is a good thing. It runs on a Titan Quartz movement.

• Accuracy: You will lose maybe a few seconds a month. Set it and forget it.

• Maintenance: Change the battery every 2-3 years. That’s it. No expensive servicing.

• Function: It has a Date window at the 6 o’clock or 3 o’clock position (depending on the specific batch/variant). Practical for signing documents when you forget the date.