Crafted in celebration of 225 years of Jaipur’s iconic Hawa Mahal, JALSA marks Titan’s boldest entry yet into the global luxury watch segment and is set to represent the brand at the prestigious Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) 2025.

Encased in 18K rose gold and powered by Titan’s in-house flying tourbillon movement, JALSA is a technical and aesthetic marvel. The highlight is its hand-painted marble dial, designed by celebrated miniature artist Padma Shri Shakir Ali, depicting a royal procession before the Hawa Mahal using natural gemstone pigments and traditional techniques. The dial is encircled by red agate accents, which are also inlaid in the architectural bridges of the movement visible through the sapphire crystal caseback.

The tourbillon calibre, composed of 144 precision parts and 14 jewels, features a distinctive sapphire magnifier on the minute hand—blending technical ingenuity with poetic design. Every detail of JALSA underscores Nebula’s ambition to elevate Indian craftsmanship onto the global stage of fine watchmaking.

This launch also signals India’s growing presence in international luxury circles. According to Titan’s Managing Director C.K. Venkataraman, the watch is “a cultural artefact” that symbolises India’s design depth and horological potential. Chief Design Officer Revathi Kant called it “a bold statement of intent” that reflects Nebula’s commitment to placing Indian craftsmanship among the world’s best.

Actor Sushmita Sen, who attended the launch, described JALSA as “a proud testament to India’s artistic legacy and Titan’s innovation.”

As India’s first solid gold watch brand, Nebula continues to carve a niche at the intersection of jewellery and timekeeping. With JALSA, the brand doesn’t just introduce a new watch — it delivers a landmark in Indian luxury, where tradition, technology, and storytelling converge.