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Rotoris sells limited, numbered watches through an invitation-only Registry. Its 2,100-piece founding collection sold out within days in February 2026 without discounts, and its Astonia chronograph…
Nearly 1 lakh people have registered, about 40% of demand comes from abroad, and roughly one in five founding-collection owners lives outside India.
Watches are assembled and tested in Gurugram with Swiss machinery and Swiss or Japanese movements. Prices were not disclosed in the announcements.
The core tension is scarcity versus growth: with about 46 registrants for every Astonia watch, adding revenue through more runs or collections risks the exclusivity the brand is built on.
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