Mitra, who took over the reins when the pandemic struck, has been able to mitigate the crisis—with her watches and wearables division posting a 280% y-o-y growth during the April-June quarter of FY22.
A watch is a machine, and at the end of the day, machines need to be taken care of. The question is, how can you be certain if your watch needs servicing?
Originally founded around 300-400 years ago, Graham is one of the rarer independent Swiss watch brands. The company is now on its way to reinvent itself, but by sticking to basics.
Georges Kern, CEO of the Swiss watch company, says Breitling doesn’t want to be a vintage watch company. Instead, it wants to be a modern brand with an anchor in the past.
Sascha Moeri, the CEO of Swiss watchmaker Carl F. Bucherer, talks about the pandemic’s impact on the watchmaking industry in an interaction with Fortune India.
The leading Swiss wealth management group expects that just like it did after the global financial crisis, discretionary spending will recover after Covid-19 abates.
The Fifty Fathoms 'No Rad' issue builds on a series that was launched in 1953. It is stacked with period references, and like many re-issues, is a modern reinterpretation of a classic diving watch.
Fortune India has picked seven watches that may not be the most expensive, but are backed by solid engineering. These luxury timepieces will stand the test of time, and are en route to being classics.
Built upon years of expertise and history, Time Avenue is the ultimate destination for watch connoisseurs.
A timepiece from Kinstrukto—a seven-month-old Indian brand—does two things: it tells time and gives you the freedom to change its looks à la LEGO.
