India's 16th Watch and Clock Fair

The sixteenth India International Watch and Clock Fair “Samaya Bharati 2012” will be held in Mumbai between February 2 and 5. The expo will exhibit latest watches, clocks, components, watch movements, watch straps /bracelets, packaging, accessories and lifestyle products, according to the Watch Trade Federation, one of the main sponsors of the event.

Twenty new international brands that plan to tap the Indian markets will display their offerings for the first time at the expo. It will also showcase latest products and innovations of about 150 leading brands from India, Switzerland, France, Belgium, the US, Japan, Korea, Middle East, Denmark, China, Hong Kong, Italy and Spain. Entry to the fair will be restricted to business visitors from 10 am to 3 pm and for others it will be open till 7 pm, free-of-cost. 




Source: www.thehindubusinessline.com
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