Ultimately it depends on how you would define 'worth.'
If all you value is functionality, then no, a titanium Apple Watch or Apple Watch Ultra would not be 'worth' it since generally speaking an aluminum AW has the same functionality as the titanium or AWU versions.
If fashion or durability is part of your 'worth' calculation, then yes, a titanium AW might be worth it.
My two cents — I love the premium feel and added durability of the stainless steel Apple Watch. I started off with a Series 0 aluminum AW, which was OK. I never had any issues with it, but I transitioned over the the stainless steel for the Series 2, 4 and 7 and absolutely loved them. Never had a problem with the glass scratching. The case held up extremely well — just the normal small scratches stainless steel tends to pick up.
I just upgraded to the titanium Apple Watch Ultra and really love it. In my opinion, it's an awesome combination of durability and long battery life.
But again, 'worth' is going to depend on what the individual buyer's value proposition is.
If all you value is functionality, then no, a titanium Apple Watch or Apple Watch Ultra would not be 'worth' it since generally speaking an aluminum AW has the same functionality as the titanium or AWU versions.
If fashion or durability is part of your 'worth' calculation, then yes, a titanium AW might be worth it.
My two cents — I love the premium feel and added durability of the stainless steel Apple Watch. I started off with a Series 0 aluminum AW, which was OK. I never had any issues with it, but I transitioned over the the stainless steel for the Series 2, 4 and 7 and absolutely loved them. Never had a problem with the glass scratching. The case held up extremely well — just the normal small scratches stainless steel tends to pick up.
I just upgraded to the titanium Apple Watch Ultra and really love it. In my opinion, it's an awesome combination of durability and long battery life.
But again, 'worth' is going to depend on what the individual buyer's value proposition is.