Titan at India Watch Weekend 2026

Seven Titan Brands. One Shared Expression

At Titan Company Limited, storytelling has always been about reflecting real people and real emotions...

Titan Crosses ₹75,000 Crores in FY 2025-26

Sustained Jewellery Momentum and Resilient Analog Watch Performance Fuel Landmark Year for Titan

Hues by Tanishq x Triptii Dimri

Tanishq’s latest collection, Hues, explores natural gemstone jewellery through a modern, design-led lens, timed around Akshaya Tritiya. The range reflects a shift...

India Watch Weekend 2026, the country’s largest gathering of watch collectors and enthusiasts to date, concluded in Mumbai on January 17 and 18. More than an event, the weekend unfolded as a celebration of watches, ideas, and a shared passion for horology bringing together collectors, brand leaders, founders, CEOs, media and industry veterans.

This year’s edition stood out for its sense of ease and depth. Conversations flowed effortlessly around display cases, over coffee, and in spontaneous exchanges that reflected a growing, confident Indian watch community engaging with the world on its own terms.

Titan presented its exclusive showcase, Chambers of Time, an immersive expression of the brand’s horological philosophy, craftsmanship, and contemporary watchmaking. Featuring a curated selection of iconic Titan timepieces, the showcase offered visitors insight into the design thinking, engineering, and cultural narratives that shape each creation, allowing them to truly experience the story behind the dial.

A key highlight of the event was the panel discussion “When Luxury Grows, Does Desire Shrink?”, which examined the delicate balance between scale and aspiration in luxury. The conversation featured Ranjani Krishnaswamy, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer – Mainline Analog, Titan. Sharing her perspective, she emphasised the importance of cultural context in product creation, noting that embedding culture into design strengthens a product’s relevance and resonance. She also highlighted the growing global appeal of Indian watchmaking, pointing to Titan’s experience of manufacturing in India for the world; where its Stellar Wandering Hour watch saw nearly 50% of its sales come from international markets.