India’s appetite for fine watchmaking is at a point of inflection. Swiss watch exports to the country have grown the fastest for three consecutive years, driven by a discerning new class of buyers, rising awareness of independent brands, and a renewed appreciation for craftsmanship. With an expanding network of boutiques like Rolex, Omega, and Grand Seiko, Indian watch buyers are maturing fast to build their collections, often seeking their fifth or sixth timepieces that go beyond the traditional round dials and classic hand configurations. Many enthusiasts are increasingly drawn to timepieces that break from convention—watches that spark conversation, challenge norms, and reflect a bold sense of individuality. Whether it’s through floating discs, fluid-filled chambers, or cosmic complicat

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