When I founded Jaipur Watch Company, my vision was simple: to create timepieces that do more than tell time. I wanted them to tell stories. Stories of a land rich in heritage, artistry, and timeless tradition.

India has always been a land of intricate craftsmanship — from royal courts that patronized miniature paintings and Pichwai art, to coins that marked moments of historic change. But somewhere along the way, the world saw Swiss precision as the only benchmark of luxury. I believed there was room for something more emotional. Something more rooted.

At Jaipur Watch Company, we blend history and horology — taking Indian elements like ancient coins, stamps, miniature paintings, and engraving techniques, and translating them into watches that are both refined and relevant. Every watch is handcrafted, often one-of-a-kind, with the intention of preserving India’s cultural legacy on your wrist.

We don’t just make watches. We craft heirlooms — for those who seek distinction, for those who understand quiet luxury, and for those who appreciate the soul behind a dial.

It’s not about competing with the West. It’s about proudly offering the world something only India can.

Thank you for supporting a homegrown vision — and for wearing a story that’s made with care, character, and culture.

— Gaurav Mehta
Founder, Jaipur Watch Company

The Royal Baagh Collection draws on the tiger’s enduring symbolism as a guardian and sovereign of the wild—crafted for those with purpose, pride, and presence. A tribute to the iconic Baagh timepiece, this evolved design pushes the limits of craftsmanship while honoring its legacy. Each CNC-carved case features intricate 3D reliefs of a prowling Baagh and floral motifs inspired by India’s royal courts. At its heart, a blooming floral dial is encircled by a rotating date disc, blending tradition with function. Protected by sapphire crystal, the Royal Baagh is built to last—like the legacy it represents.

Filigree is a meticulous and intricate jewelry-making technique where skilled artisans delicately solder fine, flexible threads of precious metal, which are then twisted or curled into elegant, artistic motifs. This method, used for centuries, creates stunning designs such as scrollwork, lacy patterns, symmetrical Art Deco styles, and other captivating forms. In this case, the technique is applied to the Filigree Wristwear collection, which incorporates the 2 naya Paisa post-independence, adding historical significance to its exquisite craftsmanship. This coin was minted between 1957-1963.
Following the complete sell-out of the original Filigree Wristwear collection, Jaipur Watch Company is proud to present the Filigree IV Wristwear. This new edition offers updated colors, dimensions, and movement, continuing the legacy of fine artistry while introducing a fresh design with a beautified case