Aryabhata Caseback: An Extension of the Apogee Backstory
Launched on April 19th from the Soviet Union’s Kapustin Yar, Aryabhata became India’s first satellite - a moment that marked more than just a techn...
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Understanding the Over-Tracking Bezel
In watchmaking, the bezel - the ring encircling the dial - is often dismissed as merely a design detail. But in functional watches, it's far more t...
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From Symbol to Style: The Indian Fin Flash on Watch Dials
Every independent nation carries its identity through its flag, and for India, the Tricolour is a living symbol of its hard-won sovereignty. Offici...
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The Story Behind Cerasteel™ in the Apogee
It started with a scuff.Not the kind that ruins your day - but the kind that lingers. On the wrist of one of our earliest Apogee prototypes, after ...
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Wearing a Piece of the Universe: The Meteorite Dial
Over a hundred years ago, near the town of Kiruna in northern Sweden, a curious metallic fragment was discovered embedded in the frozen ground. Wha...
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How INS Vikrant lives on in our Wristwatch?
The Admiral watch carries within it a true relic of Indian Naval Aviation and it brings a brand-new story to our Pilot watch collection.
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Making Your BWC Watch: Engineering to Prototyping
The modern watchmaking landscape has evolved into an ecosystem of specialized manufacturers, each pushing the boundaries of technology and creativity.
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