Straum Stormy Seas Returns with a Titanium Bracelet

Straum x TRTS Jan Mayen Titanium Stormy Seas, gray-blue textured dial, orange seconds hand and grade 5 titanium bracelet
The Stormy Seas edition with its new titanium bracelet option. Photo: Straum

Straum’s Jan Mayen Titanium Stormy Seas, made with The Real Time Show, returns with a grade 5 titanium bracelet for the first time, at $2,850 in the US. Announced on November 3, the release reopens the collaboration with The Real Time Show after its original November 2025 run.

A bracelet with adjustment inside the clasp

The new bracelet is machined from hardened titanium, with bead-blasted surfaces and polished accents matching the case. Its first five links taper toward the clasp. Chamfered, polished inner edges finish the parts that touch the wearer.

A butterfly clasp incorporates a ratcheting system with 4 mm of total adjustment, divided between its two sides. Push-button quick releases detach the bracelet from the case. Pin-and-collar construction secures the links, and sizing tools are supplied with the watch.

Gray-blue textured dial and orange seconds hand of Straum x TRTS Jan Mayen Titanium Stormy Seas
The stamped dial receives several paint treatments, including a fumé finish. Photo: Straum

A dial drawn from an Arctic crossing

The color scheme recalls a storm encountered during the brand’s 2022 expedition toward Jan Mayen. Rob Nudds of The Real Time Show joined that voyage. The gray-blue dial reflects the sea, while the fluorescent orange seconds hand refers to the crew’s emergency immersion suits.

Multiple stamping and painting stages produce the dial’s radiating relief. A double-domed sapphire crystal has an antireflective coating on its inner surface. The screw-down titanium back contains a sapphire window over the movement, which is adjusted in four positions and uses 24 jewels.

Straum x TRTS Jan Mayen Titanium Stormy Seas worn on its new titanium bracelet
Bead-blasted titanium links match the case finish. Photo: Straum

Final order window

Orders close on November 17 at 18:00 CET, with delivery scheduled for March 2027. Straum says the model will be discontinued after that window. An FKM rubber configuration remains available alongside the bracelet version.

  • Case: Grade 5 titanium; 38.7 mm diameter; 11.5 mm thick; 45.7 mm lug-to-lug.
  • Movement: La Joux-Perret G101, automatic, Soigné grade.
  • Power reserve: 68 hours.
  • Water resistance: 100 m.
  • Price: $2,850 on titanium or $2,500 on FKM rubber, in the US.

Sources: Straum, official release, November 3, 2026; Straum, official model page; Gear Patrol, bracelet introduction.

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