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Tag Hueur Makes Time For India With It’s Carrera India Edition Watch

India’s luxury watch market is witnessing a generational shift and a burst of new energy drawing legendary global brands to the market. Once dominated by established buyers, the Indian market is increasingly being shaped by younger collectors who are as interested in movements, complications and craftsmanship as they are in the names on the dial. For international watchmakers, this growing…

Tag Hueur Makes Time For India With It’s Carrera India Edition Watch

The Indian luxury watch market is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a new generation of collectors who prioritize movements, complications, and craftsmanship alongside brand recognition. TAG Heuer, a global luxury watch manufacturer, has responded to this evolving market with the India-exclusive Carrera India Edition watch.

This limited-edition timepiece, produced in collaboration with Kapoor Watch Co., debuts at the inaugural Hours & Icons event in New Delhi. The Carrera India Edition is a 21-language tribute to India, featuring the national flag on its dial as a symbol of unity in diversity. With an 80-hour power reserve and the TH31-02 automatic calibre powering its movement, the watch is a harmonious blend of understated elegance and technical prowess.

TAG Heuer's presence at Hours & Icons underscores the brand's commitment to manufacturing, innovation, and racing, with a focus on delivering top-tier timepieces that resonate with India's sophisticated luxury watch market.

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