I have 2 Icon Smalls - 1 is Polished Titanium and 1 is Titanium. I really like both of these watches, but the Titanium gets a 5, while the Polished version gets a lower rating due to the fact that it is much easier to keep the Titanium watch clean. The other reason I like it better is though it seems equally - or even slightly more - prone to scratches and scuffs, it is much harder to notice than on the Polished Titanium. I like the way the Titanium and the Polished Titanium both look, but I think the Titanium is nicer because it gives the watch a more classy, sophisticated and unique look.

Titanium is always nice on a watch! Definatly if that watch is called the Time Tank / Chronograph / ... (fill in later).
The color af Titanium is like no other metal out there, the warm dark color makes it very classic yet a little bit rough. Too bad it sratches pretty fast.

This satin dark silver finish is indeed classy but is also prone to scratches and scuffs. Goes particularly well with blue or other bright-colored watch faces.

Oakley's Titanium based watches are a smooth, matte, and silvery. it looks classy and understated. i have this finish on my Timebomb, and makes for a ligh and confortablw watch, but i do have to give ample warning that Titanium scratches and scuffs easily.