Jaipur Watch Company · The Flip Watch
Flip Watch — Tiger's Eye
Ref. JWC-FLIP-TE
“Tiger's eye cut along the grain so the stone's chatoyancy sweeps across the dial as the wrist turns — a band of light moving through amber and brown like a torch passed over silk.”
Last retail price
₹45K

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Case
40mm
316L Steel
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Movement
Quartz
Miyota 2025
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Crystal
Sapphire
Scratch-resistant
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Water resistance
30m
Splash only
The Story
“Tiger's eye cut along the grain so the stone's chatoyancy sweeps across the dial as the wrist turns — a band of light moving through amber and brown like a torch passed over silk.
Tiger's eye is the show-off of the Flip Watch quartet: cut correctly, the stone's fibrous structure throws a moving band of light across the dial every time the wrist turns. It sits in the same 40 × 30mm reversible steel case as the rest of the collection, over a Miyota 2025 quartz, with the polo-mallet caseback that explains what the watch is for. Jaipur Watch Company also uses tiger's eye elsewhere in its range, but nowhere does the stone get a better stage than a flat rectangular dial. Limited to 75 pieces.
Specifications
Case
Movement
Dial & Strap
75
Pieces worldwide
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About the maker
Jaipur Watch Company
Founded 2013 · Jaipur · Gaurav Mehta
India's oldest and most distinctive micro-brand. Gaurav Mehta embeds certified antique Indian coins, rare stamps, and hand-painted Pichwai miniatures into watch dials — each one a singular object. JWC sits at the intersection of numismatics, philately, and horology. No two coin watches are identical. The bespoke 18K gold range goes up to ₹24 lakh.
“Ancient India, ticking forward”
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