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Titan has announced the launch of Ducati Watches in India, with 43 timepieces drawing from the motorcycle brand’s signature design elements - the sculpted tubular frame, the aerodynamic line of the headlamp, the pulse of a speedometer, the geometry of brake discs, and the hex-bolt engineering found across its machines.
The line-up includes multiple chronograph models. One of them is the Supermotos model, which takes inspiration from Ducati’s aggressive street machines, featuring a black dial with a subtle chequered pattern and red-highlighted functional elements reminiscent of cockpit indicators. Its 42 mm × 50.25 mm case is finished in IP gunmetal with a mix of brushing and polishing, paired with gunmetal pushers and crown. A curved mineral crystal sits above a carbon-pattern dial with a red-accent sub-dial, while a red silicone strap strengthens the visual link to Ducati’s racing colours. The watch runs on a quartz chronograph movement (VD53) with a black date disc and offers 50 metres of water resistance.
The other from the collection is the Extreme Sports model, which emphasises Ducati’s tubular-frame architecture. The 44 mm × 52.5 mm stainless-steel case features a brushed and polished finish with an IP black bezel, curved mineral crystal, and a black dial styled with speedometer-like sub-dials. Underscoring the model’s track-focused character, the red silicone strap has been designed to resemble a racing slick tyre. It is powered by the YM12 quartz chronograph movement and offers 50 metres of water resistance.
Another Extreme Sports edition reinterprets the Ducati shield emblem through the curvature of its bezel and the positioning of the hex bolts that visually anchor it to the case. This version features a 43.5 mm × 51.5 mm stainless-steel case with brushed and polished surfaces, an IP black bezel, and a flat mineral crystal. The black dial carries a red-accent sub-dial and an asphalt-like texture referencing racetrack surfaces. The watch is driven by the PE902 quartz chronograph movement, while an integrated stainless-steel bracelet reinforces the model’s emphasis on sturdiness. It carries the same 50-metre water resistance.
The boldest interpretation of Ducati’s racing heritage within the collection is the Corse. Its 43 mm case, finished in IP black with mixed brushing and polishing, echoes the muscular geometry of Ducati motorcycle design. The red dial features a honeycomb texture inspired by exhaust components, while the chronograph layout is organised with the clarity of racing instruments. Tricolour detailing at the 6 o’clock position nods to Ducati’s Italian heritage. The model is powered by the VD51 quartz chronograph movement and comes paired with a red silicone strap. Water resistance remains 50 metres.
Bridging fashion, watches, and sports, the new Ducati collection starts from ₹15,000 and is available across Titan’s retail stores such as Helios, Titan World, and multi-brand outlets in metros, as well as on e-commerce websites.
Titan has announced the launch of Ducati Watches in India, with 43 timepieces drawing from the motorcycle brand’s signature design elements - the sculpted tubular frame, the aerodynamic line of the headlamp, the pulse of a speedometer, the geometry of brake discs, and the hex-bolt engineering found across its machines.
The line-up includes multiple chronograph models. One of them is the Supermotos model, which takes inspiration from Ducati’s aggressive street machines, featuring a black dial with a subtle chequered pattern and red-highlighted functional elements reminiscent of cockpit indicators. Its 42 mm × 50.25 mm case is finished in IP gunmetal with a mix of brushing and polishing, paired with gunmetal pushers and crown. A curved mineral crystal sits above a carbon-pattern dial with a red-accent sub-dial, while a red silicone strap strengthens the visual link to Ducati’s racing colours. The watch runs on a quartz chronograph movement (VD53) with a black date disc and offers 50 metres of water resistance.
The other from the collection is the Extreme Sports model, which emphasises Ducati’s tubular-frame architecture. The 44 mm × 52.5 mm stainless-steel case features a brushed and polished finish with an IP black bezel, curved mineral crystal, and a black dial styled with speedometer-like sub-dials. Underscoring the model’s track-focused character, the red silicone strap has been designed to resemble a racing slick tyre. It is powered by the YM12 quartz chronograph movement and offers 50 metres of water resistance.
Another Extreme Sports edition reinterprets the Ducati shield emblem through the curvature of its bezel and the positioning of the hex bolts that visually anchor it to the case. This version features a 43.5 mm × 51.5 mm stainless-steel case with brushed and polished surfaces, an IP black bezel, and a flat mineral crystal. The black dial carries a red-accent sub-dial and an asphalt-like texture referencing racetrack surfaces. The watch is driven by the PE902 quartz chronograph movement, while an integrated stainless-steel bracelet reinforces the model’s emphasis on sturdiness. It carries the same 50-metre water resistance.
The boldest interpretation of Ducati’s racing heritage within the collection is the Corse. Its 43 mm case, finished in IP black with mixed brushing and polishing, echoes the muscular geometry of Ducati motorcycle design. The red dial features a honeycomb texture inspired by exhaust components, while the chronograph layout is organised with the clarity of racing instruments. Tricolour detailing at the 6 o’clock position nods to Ducati’s Italian heritage. The model is powered by the VD51 quartz chronograph movement and comes paired with a red silicone strap. Water resistance remains 50 metres.
Bridging fashion, watches, and sports, the new Ducati collection starts from ₹15,000 and is available across Titan’s retail stores such as Helios, Titan World, and multi-brand outlets in metros, as well as on e-commerce websites.
