Sharan Sanil

From platinum moons and tantalum bracelets to vintage Tokyo throwbacks, this week’s highlights prove the industry’s going HAM on balancing spectacle with subtlety

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New Watch Launches That Should Be On Your Radar – 04/11/25

At an intimate Mumbai launch, the longtime horology expert unveiled her debut edition of A Sense of Time, a limited-edition chronograph compendium that blends history, design, and craftsmanship

Anita Khatri Launches A Sense of Time, A Landmark Coffee Table Book on Watchmaking

What if the smartest thing you could do for your body was also the simplest? A century-old Calcutta training manual turned out to be the most radical workout I’ve ever done—and sent me down a rabbit hole like no other

When I Ditched My Gym for a Century-Old Tome

In Mumbai for Breitling’s new boutique, Georges Kern talks India, colour, and why luxury needs a little less velvet rope and a lot more joy&nbsp;

Breitling’s Mumbai Moment: An Interview with CEO Georges Kern

Fifty years of independence gave India its first official watch edition. Three decades later, those dials have become both cultural mirrors and commercial collaborations, revealing how retailers and collectors now co-author India’s place in global watchmaking; balancing patriotism, aspiration, and the ever-so-Indian urge to be seen&nbsp;

To India, With Love: How Indian Special Edition Watches Entered The Collectors’ Market

The sharpest wristwear you can buy under a lakh this festive season&nbsp;

The Ultimate Budget Watch Gifting Guide — Diwali 2025

From Jaipur ateliers to interstellar meteorites, this week’s crop underscores the extremes of watchmaking’s current moment: unapologetically loud at one end, deeply archival at the other. The only constant? A refusal to be boring.

New Watch Launches That Should Be On Your Radar – 16/10/25

From stone dials to wandering hours; Mahendra Chauhan takes us inside Titan’s most out-of-this-world collection, and how its latest avatar pushes the boundaries of Indian watchmaking

Inside Stellar 3.0: Mahendra Chauhan Maps Titan’s Most Ambitious Collection Yet

From the 1975 revival to the Aikon IConic, Stéphane Waser's maison is busy proving that true innovation doesn’t need to cost a fortune

Building the Future Backwards: Maurice Lacroix Managing Director Stéphane Waser on 50 Years of Accessible Swiss Craftsmanship

From hospitality to haute horlogerie, Alain Delamuraz is reimagining Jaquet Droz as a house of emotion — one automaton at a time