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What Is Lume in Watches? Types, Materials, And How It Works
For almost a century, watchmakers have experimented with lighting dials at night using radioactive and deadly radium and Grade X2 Super-LumiNova
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How Watch Cases Are Made: From Raw Metal to Finished Timepiece
A watch case is not born shiny or elegant, it is shaped, refined and obsessively finished until it becomes the silent bodyguard of a mechanical heart
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Opera Vantara Green Camo Watch: A Closer Look at This Exclusive Timepiece from Jacob & Co.
Bold, unapologetic, and wildly engineered, the Opera Vantara Green Camo Watch from Jacob & Co. fuses high horology with visual theatre, delivering mechanical bravado wrapped in stealth luxury
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Interview: Inside ‘Sculpting Light & Darkness’: A Conversation with Curator Ina Puri And Gallerist Rekha Lahoti
Discover the story behind Sculpting with Light & Darkness, Kalakriti Art Gallery’s landmark exhibition with curator Ina Puri and gallerist Rekha Lahoti
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Mumbai’s Rooftop Star, AER: Cocktails, Clouds And A Damn Cool Roof
AER, Mumbai’s iconic 34th-floor bar, has a fancy retractable roof, yacht styled interiors, and killer views. It’s where the city comes to play above the clouds
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5 Reasons Why Balance Wheels Are Not Made Of Brass
The balance wheel may look small but it carries the entire job of timekeeping which is why fine mechanical watches avoid brass in favour of materials that deliver stable inertia temperature resistance and true precision without compromise
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Inside Hilton’s First Leisure Resort In India: A Stay Crafted By Telangana’s Terrain And Heritage
Hilton Hyderabad Genome Valley Resort & Spa reimagines luxury through Telangana’s heritage, natural landscapes and thoughtful design, offering a calm, immersive stay on the outskirts of Hyderabad
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The Engineering Challenge Behind Ultra-Thin Watches
The engineering challenge behind ultra thin watches explained from microscopic tolerances to fragile movements this is why making a watch thinner is harder than it looks because they are not made thin for comfort not made thin for convenience but made thin to prove a point
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Who Was Valentino Garavani? Life, Legacy, And Impact On Fashion
Called as the ‘The Last Emperor’ of fashion, the Italian fashion designer Valentino Garavani is known for red carpet gowns, birthing Valentino red colour and his poignant take on luxury, free from animal cruelty
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The Iconic Properties Of Valentino Garavani: A Legacy Of Luxury From Rome To The World
Red was never just a colour, Rome was never just a city, and Valentino Garavani was never simply a fashion designer, he built spaces the way he built gowns, dramatic, disciplined, unapologetically beautiful