India's luxury watch brand shines after PM Modi's bold style statement
India's luxury watch brand shines after PM Modi's bold style statement
India's luxury watch brand shines after PM Modi's bold style statement
Indian luxury brands are gaining global attention, with homegrown design now competing on the world stage. A recent high-profile moment came when Prime Minister Narendra Modi wore a Jaipur Watch Company timepiece, signalling a major boost for the country’s premium market. The move reflects rising confidence in Indian craftsmanship and innovation. The watch in question, the Roman Baagh, stands out for its unique design. Encased in stainless steel, it features a rare 1947 one-rupee coin—a nod to India’s independence year. This detail elevates the timepiece into a sought-after collectible.
Powered by a reliable Japanese Miyota movement, the watch combines precision with heritage. Its prominence on the Prime Minister’s wrist has drawn international interest, reinforcing India’s growing reputation in luxury goods.
Jaipur Watch Company views this recognition as proof of the sector’s strength. The brand is now preparing to expand, with plans to open retail outlets in Dubai by 2026. This step aligns with broader trends, as India’s luxury market accelerates through premiumisation and rising global demand. The Prime Minister’s choice of an Indian-made watch highlights the country’s evolving luxury landscape. With brands like Jaipur Watch Company expanding overseas, the sector is set to strengthen its global footprint. The move also underscores increasing trust in India’s ability to produce world-class premium products.
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