Ateliers Louis Moinet is proud to honor this country through the authentic art of watchmaking.

Shergotty Meteorite – Original from 1865 | Unique in the world

This Martian meteorite fell on August 25, 1865 near Sherghati, Bihar State, India. It is now housed in the London Museum and is known as the Shergotty meteorite. It is of global significance, as it represents one of the three categories of Martian meteorites: Shergottite, Nakhla and Chassigny. It is also extremely rare, because of the 72,000 classified meteorites in the world, less than 300 are from Mars, 200 of which fall under the Shergottite designation.

real peacock feather

The bottom of the dial is made using real peacock feathers, giving it a natural iridescent effect. The peacock is India’s national bird, as it is rich in the traditions it evokes. For thousands of years, it has been considered a symbol of immortality and fertility.

The Eternal Wheel – Ashoka Chakra

The hand-carved applique depicts the twenty spokes of the eternal wheel of the Dharma law, embodied in the Ashoka chakra found on the Indian flag. The motion suggested by the wheel is underlined by micro-paintings carefully affixed to the various spokes and in the center of the engraving.

Hand carved 18 ct rose gold case

The decor is inspired by motifs that represent the greatness of India. Its horns are highlighted with four rubies that exude carving with brilliance.

The best moves in the world

ONLY INDIA is equipped with the legendary LM-35 movement, winner of the latest International Chronometry Competition. This rhythmic and elegant dial is complemented by a technical tone: vision of a moving tourbillon train. Inside, its balance of springs, anchors and escape wheels completes one turn every minute. To win first place in the International Chronometry Competition, this mechanism must successfully undergo 4 months of testing and 150 shocks.