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Jacob & Co Creates Vantara-Inspired Watch for Anant Ambani
Jacob & Co, a luxury watchmaker, made a special watch for Anant Ambani, the son of a very rich businessman in India.
The watch is called Opera Vantara Green Camo and costs a lot of money.
It was made to celebrate Anant's work in saving and protecting animals in Gujarat.
The watch has a picture of Anant with a lion and a tiger, and it's decorated with many colorful gemstones.
The hands of the watch are on an elephant's trunk.
Anant loves luxury watches and has been seen wearing very expensive ones before.
Jacob & Co unveiled a million-dollar watch for Anant Ambani, inspired by his wildlife conservation initiative, Vantara.
The watch, named Opera Vantara Green Camo, features a hand-painted figurine of Anant with a lion and a Bengal tiger.
The watch hands are positioned on the trunk of an elephant, with 397 gemstones totaling 21.98 carats.
The watch was launched on January 21, 2026, as a tribute to Vantara's wildlife rescue and conservation efforts in Gujarat.
Anant Ambani is known for his collection of luxury watches and has been seen wearing high-value watches during his pre-wedding festivities.
- Who
- Jacob & Co, Anant Ambani
- What
- Launch of a million-dollar watch inspired by Vantara
- Where
- Gujarat, India
- When
- January 21, 2026
- Why
- To honor Anant Ambani's wildlife conservation initiative, Vantara
Key facts
- Watch Name
- Opera Vantara Green Camo
- Inspiration
- Vantara wildlife conservation initiative
- Launch Date
- January 21, 2026
- Price
- Million-dollar
- Gemstones Used
- 397 stones totaling 21.98 carats
- Gemstone Types
- Demantoid garnets, tsavorites, green sapphires, and white diamonds
- Figurine
- Hand-painted of Anant Ambani with a lion and Bengal tiger
- Watch Hands
- Positioned on the trunk of an elephant
Quotes
Jacob and Co
A luxury watchmaker based in America.
“The Vantara was conceived as a tribute to Anant Ambani’s Vantara — one of the world’s most ambitious wildlife rescue and conservation initiatives, based in Gujarat, India. At the center of the dial sits a hand-painted figurine of Anant himself, symbolizing stewardship and responsibility. Surrounding him, finely detailed depictions of a lion and a Bengal tiger represent the wildlife Vantara is dedicated to protecting. Framing the scene is a green camouflage gemstone motif, crafted from demantoid garnets, tsavorites, green sapphires, and white diamonds — 397 stones totaling 21.98 carats.”
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