Indian watchmaker Titan has launched Vetra, its first branded in-house mechanical automatic movement family, marking a significant milestone in the company’s mechanical watchmaking development. Built at Titan’s facility in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, Vetra has been introduced in the brand’s four new watch collections under the Titan Automatics umbrella – Infinium, Dualis, Midnite, and Atrium.

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The calibre is based on Titan’s unified 7A movement architecture, which serves as the foundation for a new generation of automatic watches. The platform combines in-house component manufacturing, assembly and testing, with the movement family designed to support different complications while maintaining a common base architecture. The Vetra movement operates at 3 Hz, or 21,600 vibrations per hour, and contains more than 130 mechanical components.

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The Infinium Edit uses the 7A20+ and offers a 72-hour power reserve, housed in a 40 mm architectural case with a domed sapphire crystal, 3D-pressed lacquer dial, and diamond-cut hands. The Dualis Edit, powered by the 7A37, adds a dual-time GMT function. Its 42 mm stainless-steel case features a red 24-hour GMT hand and an internal rotating bezel operated by an auxiliary crown at 2 o’clock, allowing local and home time to be read simultaneously.

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The Midnite Edit uses the 7A77 and features an instantaneous dual-disc Big Date complication. It combines a bi-metal construction with faceted hands, while the Atrium Edit, powered by the 7A200-C, features offset running seconds at 9 o’clock. The 42 mm Atrium has a rose-gold profile, finely knurled bezel and sandblasted dial with Roman numerals, and is offered with either a solid dial or an open-heart aperture exposing the balance assembly.

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The Midnite Edit uses the 7A77 and features an instantaneous dual-disc Big Date complication. It combines a bi-metal construction with faceted hands, while the Atrium Edit, powered by the 7A200-C, features offset running seconds at 9 o’clock. The 42 mm Atrium has a rose-gold profile, finely knurled bezel and sandblasted dial with Roman numerals, and is offered with either a solid dial or an open-heart aperture exposing the balance assembly.

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Vetra is part of a broader expansion of Titan’s mechanical watchmaking capabilities. The company has also developed the Titan Edge UltraSlim Mechanical, featuring a 2.2 mm hand-wound mechanical calibre with an exposed gear-train structure, extending Titan’s work into ultra-thin horology.

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In high-performance watchmaking, Titan has introduced the Zero Hour 500M Professional Diver, its first 500-metre professional automatic diving watch built to ISO 6425 standards, marking the brand’s move into technically demanding sports timepieces. Titan has also continued developing indigenous tourbillon expertise following its earlier tourbillon movements created for the Jalsa by Nebula and anniversary editions. Together, these developments reflect Titan’s expanding mechanical watchmaking programme, with Vetra providing a unified automatic movement platform capable of supporting different functions.

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The prices for the Titan Automatics collections range from INR 47,995 to INR 54,995.

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Images: Titan

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