IST 1947 · Vijay
Vijay 2011
Ref. IST-VIJAY-2011
“Blue and orange for 2 April 2011 at the Wankhede — a captain's six into the Mumbai sky, and Sachin Tendulkar finally carried on his teammates' shoulders after a 28-year wait.”
Price
₹19,470 · limited to 100
◎
Case
43mm
PVD Coated 316L Steel
↻
Movement
Automatic
Miyota 82S7
◇
Crystal
Sapphire
Scratch-resistant
≋
Water resistance
50m
Light swimming
The Story
“Blue and orange for 2 April 2011 at the Wankhede — a captain's six into the Mumbai sky, and Sachin Tendulkar finally carried on his teammates' shoulders after a 28-year wait.
If one night defines Indian cricket for a generation, it is 2011, and this is the Vijay most buyers will reach for first. The orange arc of the open small seconds and the deep blue rubber strap pull straight from that World Cup kit, set in a 43mm PVD-coated tonneau case with a textured, season-ball crown. The Miyota 82S7 automatic runs 48 hours and shows itself through the caseback, which is engraved with the date and the Wankhede. It is not a subtle watch — it is a 100-piece monument to a home World Cup, priced at ₹19,470 in a quiet nod to the year India set its own time.
Specifications
Case
Movement
Dial & Strap
100
Pieces worldwide
The Movement
Miyota 82S7
Automatic caliber
48h
Power reserve
Self
Winding
↻
Mechanical
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About the maker
IST 1947
Founded 2026 · Mumbai · Karan Vaidya
IST 1947 is named for 1 September 1947, the day independent India set its own clock, and it is built on a complaint most Indian watch buyers will recognise: decades of watches asking us to admire someone else's world — sailing, motorsport, foreign landscapes. Founder Karan Vaidya grew up inside that world; his family has spent three decades importing and distributing international watches in India, and the brand's authorised service centre is Rose The Watch Bär at Mumbai's House of Rose. The debut line-up turns that inheritance inward across three collections: Arka dress watches with a Konark Wheel small seconds and custom Devanagari-inspired numerals, Vanya field watches for Kaziranga, Gir, Ranthambore and Jawai with each state's own script at 12, and Vijay — five limited automatics, 100 pieces each, for India's five cricket World Cup wins, priced at a pointed ₹19,470. Sapphire on every model, individually numbered, and unapologetically Indian by default.
“India runs on its own time”
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