Sharan Sanil

With a redesigned Worldtimer, increasingly ambitious manufacture movements and a growing following among younger enthusiasts, Frédérique Constant is entering an interesting phase of its relatively short history. CEO Niels Eggerding discusses the importance of listening to customers, making complications more accessible and building a brand that collectors take seriously

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Beyond Affordable Luxury: Frédérique Constant CEO Niels Eggerding On Watchmaking, Innovation And The Next Generation Of Collectors

The Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève has spent more than two decades trying to answer one deceptively simple question: what makes a great watch? Former GPHG jury vice-president Gianfranco Ritschel and 2026 juror Pranav Saboo take us inside the judging room, while India begins to make its own case for a place at the table

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Inside The GPHG: How Watches Are Judged And Where India Fits In

Three films in, Vedang Raina has already been cast as actor, singer, style figure and prospective leading man. We caught up with the 26-year-old on the set of Tommy Hilfiger Watches’ latest campaign to talk about finding his footing, learning from Naseeruddin Shah, disappearing into the past and figuring out what comes next

Vedang Raina: A Matter Of Time

The performance coach breaks down compromised running, recovery, the mistakes first-timers make and what he learnt pacing Ibrahim Ali Khan through HYROX Mumbai

Trainer Talk: Robin Behl On How To Actually Train For HYROX

Titan’s latest Automatics collection debuts four new calibres under Vetra, a movement platform designed to underpin the brand’s next phase of mechanical watchmaking

Titan’s Mahendra Chauhan On Vetra, In-House Movements And What Comes Next

For decades, Chennai did most of its social drinking inside hotel bars. Now, a generation of independent operators and restless young bartenders is building a cocktail culture around craft, play and community—even if the city’s licences, supply chains and closing times remain stuck in the lobby

Chennai, Before Midnight

Fujifilm’s retro-inspired hybrid instant camera is a riot to use, but its tiny sensor and uneven low-light performance keep it from becoming the travel essential it nearly is&nbsp;

Pick A Decade, Any Decade: The Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Cinema 

Bombay Cocktail Week brought five acclaimed Asian bars into the city. But if Mumbai wants a place among the continent’s great cocktail capitals, its future lies not in importing somebody else’s formula, but in developing a drinking culture that could only have emerged here

Bombay Cocktail Week: How Mumbai Finds Its Place Amongst Asia’s Top Bars 

With the sculptural Premium Baagh and two-faced Gates of India, founder Gaurav Mehta is pushing Jaipur Watch Company beyond the coins and stamps that made its name and into a more ambitious phase that pairs its design heritage with an elevated sense of craft

Jaipur Watch Company Is Going Upmarket, One Tiger And Two Dials At A Time

Cartier's aviation icon returns with an obsidian dial, a 394-link bracelet, and enough charm to convert even the sceptics