
Yantra Watch Company · Edition 01
Made by hand. One of fifty.
The first Yantra: a sculpted blue case, printed layer by layer, finished by hand and numbered on its caseback.
यन्त्र · Yantra
In Sanskrit, a yantra is an instrument: a made thing that gives an idea its form. Ours begins with a single watch, built slowly, in small numbers, and meant to be looked into as much as looked at.
Read the story
Chapter I
Printed, layer by layer.
Every case begins as a drawing, measured to a tenth of a millimetre, then takes shape on the printer one fine layer at a time.
Then the hands take over. Each case is cleaned, finished and assembled at the bench, never on a line.

Chapter II
An open dial.
Nothing is hidden. The dial is cut away so the movement sits in plain view, framed by a ring of sculpted indices.
A red seconds hand sweeps across it all, the one flash of colour in a quiet face.

Chapter III
After dark, it keeps its own light.
Blue indices and green hands glow long after the lights go out, so the time is there when the room goes dark.
Chapter IV
One of fifty.
Fifty pieces, and no more. Each caseback carries the Yantra mark, the words “Crafted by hand” and a number of its own.

The arrival
Delivered, not simply shipped.
Each watch arrives in a black presentation box bound with the Yantra monogram, together with its warranty card.



What follows
Edition 01 is only the beginning.
Stainless steel, titanium, automatics and chronographs will follow shortly, each made with the same patience. Leave your email below to hear first.
02
Stainless steel
A steel case, turned and brushed.
Coming soon
03
Titanium
Lighter on the wrist, warmer in tone.
Coming soon
04
Automatics
Self-winding movements, powered by the wearer.
Coming soon
05
Chronographs
Timing, measured to the fraction.
Coming soon

