DURING the depths of the pandemic, Danny Singh embarked on a journey of entrepreneurship which has seen his vision take the luxury watch market by storm.
At the heart of his brand, The House of Khalsa, lies a connection to spirit and culture, a symbol of the resilience and warrior-like status of the Sikh people.
Each of the timepieces, designed in Melbourne and manufactured in Switzerland and Hong Kong, are engraved with the Khalsa symbol that in the Sikh religion represents the integration of spiritual and temporal sovereignty and is a totem of equality and strength for its followers all over the world.
The House of Khalsa is now proudly stocked at Stephens Jewellers, a very welcome addition given our large Sikh community right here in Shepparton.
A standout feature of the range is a timepiece built to exacting standards by skilled watchmakers, a precise, professional divers watch that is designed to handle up to 500m depths, with other luxury brands offering watches only able to withstand depths of 300m.
Due to the exquisite nature and design of these timepieces, people outside of the Sikh community have fallen in love with these watches, with celebrities and athletes from around the world now devotees to the brand.
“The quality speaks for itself,” said Mr Singh.
“These watches symbolise more than timekeeping, they make the moments count. Our watches are now stocked world-wide, a testament on their ability to surpass any cultural barriers, people from all walks of life have chosen our brand, of which we are so proud, as their number one timepiece choice.”
Stephens Jewellers is located at 52 Fryers Street, Shepparton and you can read more about each watch in the range at houseofkhalsa.com.
The Famous Singh Watch
