OATH · Ember
Ember Sapphire
Ref. OATH-EMBER-SAP
“A deep blue faceted dial in a small rose-gold case, on a bangle set with blue crystals.”
Price
₹5.0K

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27.9mm
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The Story
“A deep blue faceted dial in a small rose-gold case, on a bangle set with blue crystals.
Ember is OATH's smallest and most jewellery-like watch: a 27.9mm rose-gold-tone case with a faceted dial that catches light like a cut stone, on a slim bangle-style bracelet dusted with crystals. Sapphire is the blue version; Onyx, Ruby, Opal and Emerald match their crystals to the dial. Like the rest of OATH's range it runs on a Japanese quartz movement and carries a two-year warranty. At ₹4,999 it is the entry point to India's first women-first watch brand, and the one most likely to be bought as a gift.
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About the maker
OATH
Founded 2026 · Jaipur · Tarushi Chhabra & Palak Chhabra
OATH is the first Indian brand in this catalogue built for women from the ground up rather than adding a 'ladies' size to a men's line. Founders Tarushi and Palak Chhabra started from a gap they describe precisely: women buy, gift and style watches, yet the category splits between disposable fashion and traditional luxury with very little in between. Launched from Jaipur in May 2026 under Perfectly Average Jewellery Pvt Ltd, OATH fills that middle with four small-cased quartz collections — Ember (27.9mm, crystal bangle, ₹4,999), Clover (28.6mm, leather, ₹5,499), Reverie (30mm, leather, ₹5,999) and Reign (31.8mm, stone-set bezel on a bracelet, ₹5,999) — with Japanese movements, sapphire crystals on Reign and Clover, and a two-year warranty. The pitch is emotional rather than horological: watches as markers of milestones and self-ownership.
“A women-first watch brand”
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Ember Sapphire by OATH
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