Meenakari Collection

BAORI

Inspired by the stepwells of Rajasthan.

Limited edition of 101 pieces · all numbered, all unique

₹10,000 Including shipping

Sold out

Preorders are closed. The drop was conducted on 26 July 2026. Our artisans are now at work on the watches. We will dispatch in batches and expect to complete all dispatches within 3 months from purchase, as agreed. Tracking will be shared individually. This drop was done in association with Dialroom.

The fourth watch in our Meenakari Collection. BAORI takes its name from the baoris, the stepwells of Rajasthan, and above all from Chand Baori: geometry cut step over step into the earth.

The solid silver dial is printed, then hand-etched in a brick pattern. Kachhi Meenakari is applied by hand in a two-way colour scheme and sealed under a protective lacquer coat.

Inside is the 0231 mechanical winding movement, its back plates engraved with a pattern drawn from the Gates of Jaipur. Every movement is checked on a timegrapher.

A preorder edition of 101 numbered pieces.

Specifications

The case
Case material
Two-tone brushed-finish stainless steel, 36 x 42 mm (without crown)
Glass
Plexiglass
Caseback
Transparent caseback
The dial
Dial
Solid silver printed dial, hand-etched in a brick pattern, finished with Kachhi Meenakari in a two-way colour scheme and a protective lacquer coat
The movement
Movement
0231 mechanical winding, with back plates engraved in a pattern inspired by the Gates of Jaipur. Every movement is checked on a timegrapher.

Frequently asked

How is each piece numbered?
Every piece carries an engraved number on the caseback. Each is unique because every dial is hand-enamelled and no two come out the same.
How long does it take to make one watch?
The time taken to make each dial is not just days — it is the years of practice and dedication the artisan has put in. Allow 4–6 weeks from confirmation to dispatch.
Where do you ship?
We ship across India. International enquiries are welcome — please reach out via the contact page.