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Needs ConfirmationSourcing Notes: Movement: Mix of Swiss (Ronda 5030.D chronograph, made in Lausen since 1946 — 6 jewels, 32,768 vph, 12-hour and 30-minute counters, small seconds, date, ADD/SPLIT timing) and Japanese (Miyota 82S0 open-heart automatic with exposed escapement at 6 o'clock, Miyota 9039 automatic with no date complication, and a Miyota-based "Q-Matic" hybrid quartz movement). Case: Stainless steel and bimetal (PVD gold or rose gold combined with steel) construction. Astonia chronograph uses 42mm cases with carbon-fibre dial inserts and tachymeter bezels; Monarch and Auriqua are 40mm dress-leaning cases; Arvion is a 39.5mm smaller-format Q-Matic. Manufacturing partners not publicly disclosed. Dial: Manifesta is built around semi-precious stone dials — mother of pearl, blue aventurine, black onyx — each dial unique in its mineral grain. Astonia uses three-register chronograph layouts with carbon-fibre texture and a framed date aperture at 4 o'clock. Astonia Sports models pair the same chronograph with silicone straps. Hands and lume: Swiss Super-LumiNova by RC Tritec on hour markers and all three hands across the Astonia line. Other models use standard luminous treatments — specifics not disclosed. Bracelet/strap: Integrated bracelets on Manifesta, Monarch, and Auriqua; rubber/silicone on Astonia Sports. Design and assembly: Designed in India ("Swiss and Japanese movements, imagined in India"). Final assembly location not publicly disclosed. Production: Limited allocations released as drops — February 2026 release was fully allocated; Manifesta returning September 2026.
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- Headquarters
- 🇮🇳New Delhi, India
- Assembly
- 🇮🇳New Delhi, India
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