From the misty tea gardens of Darjeeling to the polished world of Swiss watchmaking, luxury is finding new ways to make its mark. This week, Anantara announces its India debut, Jaeger-LeCoultre gives its Master Ultra Thin Moon a rose gold makeover, Christian Louboutin brings an Art Deco inspired capsule to Mumbai, and Just Cavalli unveils a watch collection making its global debut in India. Read on for a quick catch-up with the luxury world.
Anantara Retreats makes its India debut in Darjeeling
Luxury hospitality is heading into the tea gardens of the Eastern Himalayas as JK Urbanscapes Developers partners with Minor Hotels to bring Anantara Retreats to India. Scheduled to open in 2031, Anantara Retreat Darjeeling Hills will span the 849 acre Tindharia Tea Estate, with 70 keys comprising 35 suites and 35 tented villas. Planned experiences include an Anantara Spa, wellness programmes, and a tea garden and factory experience that follows the leaf from plantation to production, with an investment of ₹110 crore.
Jaeger-LeCoultre gives the Master Ultra Thin Moon a Rose Gold glow
Jaeger-LeCoultre introduces a new 36 mm interpretation of its Master Ultra Thin Moon in 18K pink gold, bringing a warmer finish to the collection’s refined proportions. A silvered sunray brushed dial, moon phase and date display, and black alligator strap lend the timepiece its classic dress watch appeal. Inside, the in house Calibre 925 offers a 70 hour power reserve, balancing traditional watchmaking with everyday wearability.
OMEGA Trophy returns to Gurugram for its Fifth Edition
OMEGA hosted the fifth edition of the OMEGA Trophy at DLF Golf and Country Club in Gurugram on October 12, bringing together golfers from across India. The event welcomed OMEGA ambassadors Neeraj Chopra and Italian professional golfer Guido Migliozzi, alongside guests from the worlds of sport and media. The tournament continues the Swiss watchmaker’s association with golf, connecting precision, performance and sporting excellence.
Christian Louboutin finds its Rayon de Lumière in Mumbai
Christian Louboutin turns its attention to the architectural dialogue between Paris and Mumbai with Rayon de Lumière, a limited edition capsule created exclusively for India. Inspired by Art Deco, the collection explores light, shadow, geometry and movement through sculptural designs. Presented in partnership with Chatterjee & Lal, with an immersive installation by howareyoufeeling.studio, the exhibition is open to the public at the Mumbai gallery from October 15 to 28, 2026. The collection is available at Christian Louboutin boutiques in New Delhi and Mumbai, with a Middle East rollout scheduled for November.
Pemako Punakha joins the leading hotels of the World
Pemako Punakha in Bhutan has joined The Leading Hotels of the World, the collection of independent luxury properties recognised for their distinct character and standards of hospitality. The addition places the tented sanctuary within a portfolio built around individuality rather than uniformity, strengthening its presence in the international luxury travel landscape.
Just Cavalli makes its India Exclusive Watch debut with Vedika Pinto
Just Cavalli has unveiled nine India exclusive watch styles, marking a global first for the collection before its planned international rollout. Featuring the brand’s signature snake motif, diamond cut glass, jewel like details and finishes in rose gold, silver, green and black, the watches are grouped into three identities: The Wild, The Icon and The Legend. Unveiled in Mumbai with actor Vedika Pinto, the collection is priced between ₹25,000 and ₹33,000 and will be available in India for six months before launching globally.
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