Voyager Chronograph Cerulean Blue / Titanium Bracelet
A hand-wound mechanical chronograph in unmistakable blue titanium.
Choose the BODERRY if you want a hand-wound mechanical chronograph with a blue titanium case and bracelet; its exact $369 item tested at $359 with SEBASTIANBASSOL. Choose Ferro if you prefer the lower-maintenance Seiko VK64 mecha-quartz movement and a smaller 39 mm steel case; its exact $485 item tested at $436.50 with RITUAL. Ferro’s product page conflicts about the crystal material, so confirm that detail before buying.
A hand-wound mechanical chronograph in unmistakable blue titanium.
A blue-and-orange racing chronograph with real wrist presence
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The Voyager Chronograph Cerulean Blue / Titanium Bracelet: A design-led buyer who wants a hand-wound mechanical chronograph, vivid blue titanium and a visible movement, and is happy to wind the watch and carry its full-bracelet weight. Choose quartz for a lower-maintenance stopwatch, a shorter case for a smaller wrist, or a quieter finish if the Cerakote blue is too bold for daily wear.
The Race Master Chronograph Azul: A buyer who wants a vintage motorsport chronograph, blue-and-orange dial, tactile mecha-quartz controls and a 39 mm case. Choose the AGL 2 Chronograph Green if its clearly listed sapphire and 100 m water rating matter more than the Azul’s smaller case and engraved race-car back.
The full bracelet and chronograph bring the listed weight to 136 g, unusually substantial for a watch sold on a titanium platform. BODERRY also gives a 49.5 mm lug-to-lug span, so check the fit against a watch you already enjoy. The ST19 requires hand-winding; choose a quartz chronograph if you want to pick it up and go without that routine.
Ferro’s introduction describes a double-domed sapphire crystal, while its detailed specification table and later description identify German Hesalite. Because the material affects scratch care, confirm it with Ferro before purchase. The 50 m / 5 ATM rating is also less water headroom than the AGL 2 Chronograph Green.
Choose the BODERRY if you want a hand-wound mechanical chronograph with a blue titanium case and bracelet; its exact $369 item tested at $359 with SEBASTIANBASSOL. Choose Ferro if you prefer the lower-maintenance Seiko VK64 mecha-quartz movement and a smaller 39 mm steel case; its exact $485 item tested at $436.50 with RITUAL. Ferro’s product page conflicts about the crystal material, so confirm that detail before buying.
The BODERRY Voyager Chronograph Cerulean Blue / Titanium Bracelet is listed at $369, against $485 for the Ferro & Company Race Master Chronograph Azul, checked 2026-10-17 and 2026-10-16.
The BODERRY Voyager Chronograph Cerulean Blue / Titanium Bracelet is rated to 100 m, against 50 m for the Ferro & Company Race Master Chronograph Azul.
SEBASTIANBASSOL is our supplied code for $10 off at BODERRY; it lowered the BODERRY Voyager Chronograph Cerulean Blue / Titanium Bracelet to $359 in our test. RITUAL is our supplied code for 10% off at Ferro & Company; it lowered the Ferro & Company Race Master Chronograph Azul to $436.50 in our test.
Specs: BODERRY official page (checked October 17, 2026) and Ferro & Company official page (checked October 16, 2026). Prices are the listed prices at the store each shop button opens.