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India’s number one luxury watch publication, WatchTime India is a one-stop destination for everything related to the fascinating world of horology. A collaboration between America's most-read watch magazine, WatchTime, and India's leading media house, Malayala Manorama, WatchTime India aims to popularise and celebrate the country's evolving watch culture, whilst offering enthusiasts an enriching mix of informative and exhaustive articles on watches.
Launched in 2012, watchtime.in breaks stories about the watch world as they develop, apart from providing daily updates, expert opinions, interviews with celebrities and collectors, and in-depth features on the heritage of fine watchmaking. Our aim is to widen the horological horizon in the country, by giving a no-holds-barred access to the industry. Be it history, innovation, auctions, tests, and comparative reviews, we’ve got it covered. In case, you are on the lookout for a timepiece, head to out ‘Brands’ section, which will showcase the latest timepieces different watchmakers have on offer, and be directed to your nearest authorised retailer.
Through the WatchTime India website, you can also get exclusive access to our digital archives, starting from the first print issue, which was published in 2012. You can also gain access to our latest issue’s E-Mag version. Source
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