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Titan's logic is simple: Much of the world economy is expected to be driven by Asia in the coming years and Titan executives believe that being part of an Indian company, they understand the Asian culture and markets and that focusing on this part... The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC, comprising the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait) followed by South East Asia and the SAARC nations are where the company is placing its biggest bets. "We did try with jewelry in the Middle East for a few years sometime ago and also in the U. S. last year but it did not work out. The GCC accounts for two-thirds of Titan's international business, emerging as the Indian watch-maker's sweet spot. In the Middle East it was not profitable and in the U. S. our timing was wrong. "Asia is going to be the big story for the next 10 years at least," says Titan's managing director, Bhaskar Bhat. Our international strategy now is to focus only on watches and only within Asia," explains Bhat. Only Asia -- that's the slogan for international growth at Titan Industries, India's leading watch manufacturer.

The OMEGA Seamaster Aqua Terra XXL Small Seconds Limited Edition watches in either 18 Ct rose gold or 18 Ct white gold are perfect blends of the aesthetic values of a classic wristwatch and innovative contemporary watchmaking technology. The 18 Ct rose gold (4N) watch is presented on a brown alligator leather strap on a polished 18 Ct rose gold buckle. The 18 Ct white gold version has a black alligator leather strap on a polished 18 Ct white gold buckle.

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