CADISEN TI-7 MULTISYNC and BERNY 2826M: Two New Chronographs Worth Knowing

Short answer: The CADISEN TI-7 MULTISYNC is a lightweight titanium quartz chronograph with a 24-hour moon display and a 100m rating, and the BERNY 2826M is a slim 37mm Miyota OS10 chronograph with AR-coated sapphire and a 50m rating. Both are new chronograph versions of hugely popular models, from about $96* to $152*.

Why are these two new chronographs getting attention?

Both are chronograph follow-ups to watches that were already selling well. The TI-7 Autodyne made titanium watches an easy yes at this price, and the MULTISYNC adds a chronograph and a moon display to the same lightweight build. BERNY has built a following for clean, light, well-specced watches, and the 2826M brings a chronograph to that formula. The spec for the money is the story in both cases.

What is the CADISEN TI-7 MULTISYNC?

It is an all-titanium chronograph with a sandblasted case, a high-gloss enamel-finish dial and raised luminous markers. Titanium is far lighter than steel, so a 40mm chronograph wears like a much smaller watch, and the finish resists fingerprints. Inside is the Seiko TMI VK63, a Japanese multi-function quartz movement that runs the chronograph and a 24-hour moon display. The crystal is AR-coated sapphire and it is rated to 10 Bar (100m) with a screw-down crown.

You can have it on the titanium bracelet (about $152*) with a folding safety clasp, or on a canvas-and-leather strap (about $137*), in blue, white or grey dials. Limits: it is quartz, so the seconds hand ticks rather than sweeps, and it is a chronograph for everyday timing, not a dive watch.

See it here: CADISEN TI-7 MULTISYNC.

What is the BERNY 2826M?

A 37mm, 9.3mm thick, 51g chronograph with a Miyota OS10 quartz movement, an AR-coated sapphire crystal, luminous hands and a calendar. It comes in seven dial and strap combinations, including orange, light blue, cream, sand, white and black dials on 18mm canvas straps. It is the lightest and slimmest of the two and costs about $96* to $103*. Limits: 5 ATM (50m), and 37mm suits those who like a smaller watch.

See it here: BERNY 2826M Chronograph.

Which should you choose?

Pick the CADISEN if you want titanium, a bracelet, the moon display and the higher water rating. Pick the BERNY if you want the lightest, slimmest chronograph with the most colour choice for under $105*. Both ship with tracked delivery.

FAQ

Is the CADISEN TI-7 MULTISYNC a good watch? It gives you titanium, a sapphire crystal, a chronograph and 100m for under $155*, which is hard to match.

Is the Seiko TMI VK63 a good movement? It is a Japanese multi-function quartz movement that is accurate and needs no winding.

Is the BERNY 2826M a good chronograph? It uses a Miyota OS10 quartz movement with sapphire crystal at around $96*, which is strong for the money.

Can you swim with them? The CADISEN is rated 10 Bar (100m) and the BERNY 5 ATM (50m).

Specifications

CADISEN TI-7 MULTISYNC
Movement: Seiko TMI VK63 quartz chronograph with 24-hour moon display
Case: Titanium, 40mm, 11.5mm thick, 49mm lug to lug
Crystal: AR-coated sapphire
Water Resistance: 10 Bar (100m)
Band: Titanium bracelet or canvas and leather strap, 20mm

BERNY 2826M
Movement: Miyota OS10 quartz chronograph, SR927W battery
Case: Stainless steel, 37mm, 9.3mm thick, 44.5mm lug to lug
Crystal: AR-coated sapphire
Water Resistance: 5 ATM (50m)
Band: Canvas, 18mm, pin buckle

*Prices checked 19 Oct 2026, may go up or down.