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A titanium PO chrono whould be the ONE watch that would make me consider giving up my Ti SeMP 2293.50. The only problem I have is that I am very hard on watches, and they get banged around a lot when I'm wearing them.
And that brings up an interesting issue, which I'd like to hear other people comment on (and particularly georges) as far as durability of the 3301 movement versus the 2500 A/B/C, which is still 33XX based. We all know that there were huge reliability and durability issues with the A and B models, and the jury is still out on the C. At the same time, I am unaware of any big problems with the 3301 movement that was used before the coax came out, so I am not sure whether trading from a 3301 movement to a 2500C (or D, if they get there) would really be staying the same or trading down as far as durability is concerned. A Ti PO chrono would be very cool (and light enough to actually wear...), but I don't want a watch that is going to toes up in the middle of the Caribbean ocean if I bang it off one of the jib winches while I'm coming about.
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