In 1991 and concludes around 1993, (the year J. R. D. Tata passed away) This phase covers the development of the prototype for Titan Edge, which was eventually launched in India much later in 2002.
In a market ruled by smuggling and foreign brands, a determined Indian man Xerxes Desai, with the help of his team, dares to build a world-class watch from scratch. Battling rejection, failure, and global humiliation, they transform Titan into a symbol of national pride and innovation.
The peaks and the valleys. Find the essential episodes — and the ones to skip.
In 1991 and concludes around 1993, (the year J. R. D. Tata passed away) This phase covers the development of the prototype for Titan Edge, which was eventually launched in India much later in 2002.
Begins in 1978, as Xerxes returns to the Tata Group from NBDIC (CIDCO) to revive Tata Press. During this journey, he conceives the idea of entering the watch business, concluding around 1979.
Begins in 1980, following the hiring of the core team, securing government approvals and loans, and collaboration with the Tamil Nadu government, concluding around 1983.
It is set entirely in 1987 and revolves around the opening of Titan's first store in Bangalore in December 1987 and struggles of selling the watch.
Each point is an episode, plotted in order. Colored bands mark season boundaries. Look for the rise, the plateau, or the decline.
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