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Not Just a Pilot Watch

How often do we stop to recognise the people who fly us safely from one destination to another? April marks International Pilots Day, a moment to a...

Gradient Apogee Dial

From space, light is not static. It moves, expands, fades, and shifts depending on where it originates and what it interacts with. The Apogee colle...

The Story Behind Yellow and Blue

Cricket wasn’t always this colourful. For decades, the game was played in whites that is clean, uniform, and the same across teams. Identity came f...

A Case Shaped by the Coast

The Peninsula Mannar is built around the waters of the Gulf of Mannar. This region, once known as India’s historic pearl delta, is defined by depth...

Accuracy in a BWC Watch

What Does “Accurate” Mean? In a BWC automatic watch, accuracy refers to how closely the watch keeps real time without running noticeably fast or s...

Case Inspired by the Moon

India’s journey to the Moon is a defining chapter in its space history. On 22 October 2008, Chandrayaan-1 was launched from Satish Dhawan Space Cen...

Frozen Landscape of Zanskar, in a Watch

The story begins millions of years ago, when the supercontinent Gondwana existed as a single landmass. Over time, tectonic movement reshaped the Ea...

Caseback is where Story Continues

The caseback is often the most overlooked part of a watch. It sits against the wrist, is rarely seen, and is usually thought of as just a protectiv...

Where the Game Really Begins

In cricket, the pitch is where everything happens. The flat brown strip in the middle of the ground decides how the game unfolds. It’s where the bo...

Watch Inspired by the Unknown

In October 2017, astronomers in Hawaii spotted a strange object moving through space using powerful telescopes. It stood out immediately. The objec...

Inspired by High-Altitude Flying

At high altitude, oxygen levels drop. Temperatures fall well below freezing. Visibility can change in minutes. At around 6,000 metres, the air is t...

The Blue Dial of Laccadive

Your day starts with traffic, screens, and constant movement. Then there’s a small pause. You look at your wrist. For a second, it pulls you away f...