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Cricket Bat Counterbalance

If you play cricket regularly, chances are you already own a few cricket-related items at home. It could be an old bat, a signed ball. Cricket obje...

The First Dress Watch

India’s watchmaking story has strong roots in Bangalore. This is where the country’s first large-scale watchmaking efforts took shape. For many fam...

Speed of Flight. Mach1.

Mach is the unit used to measure speed in aviation. It marks the moment an aircraft reaches the speed of sound. In aviation, Mach is a language p...

Inspired by diverse terrain

Released in 2025, the Peninsula watch collection draws from a story that began over 180 years ago and shaped the land as we know it today. The coll...

The Cricket Ball at 12 O'clock

Have you ever noticed how a cricket ball changes across formats? It’s easy to miss from the stands or on television, but if you’ve followed the gam...

Working With Rare Material

Meteorite dials are among the most challenging and rare materials used in watchmaking. The material does not originate from Earth, and its arrival ...

India’s Entry into the Supersonic Era

In the 1960s, India entered a new chapter in aviation with its first supersonic fighter jet, the MiG-21. The earliest model, the MiG-21 FL Type 77,...

Story Behind the Peninsula Watch – Caseback

The Peninsula Collection takes its inspiration from one of the earliest chapters of Earth’s natural history, the supercontinent Gondwana. Over mill...

Moon Missions Told Through Time

Humanity’s fascination with the Moon has shaped some of the most defining moments in modern history. NASA’s Apollo program created the milestone of...

Cheer of Cricket Boundary

Before fours and sixes filled the air with cheers, cricket was a game of endurance. In the early days, there were no boundaries. Every single run w...

Dial Finishing

When someone looks at a watch, the dial is the first thing they notice. It's the colour, texture, and how light moves across the dial; all of these...

Red and White Manoeuvre

It was the morning of Republic Day, and the skies above India turned into a stage of aerobatics. As the national flag unfurled and the anthem playe...