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India's Fastest Man Gurindervir Singh Races for Gold at Asian Games 2026 with Rotoris Astonia
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News18•24-09-2026, 16:00
India's Fastest Man Gurindervir Singh Races for Gold at Asian Games 2026 with Rotoris Astonia
- •Gurindervir Singh, India's fastest man, will compete at the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya wearing a Rotoris Astonia watch.
- •Four months ago, Singh became the first Indian sprinter to run the 100m under 10.10 seconds, clocking 10.09 seconds at the Federation Cup in Ranchi.
- •He will be wearing the Astonia Crimson Carbon, a 42mm chronograph watch limited to 225 pieces, which has been on his wrist through his record-breaking training.
- •Rotoris co-founder Prerna Gupta highlighted Singh's dedication to precision, stating the Astonia is built for individuals who work within fine margins, mirroring Singh's pursuit of hundredths of a second.
- •The Astonia chronograph features a Swiss quartz movement with ADD and SPLIT functions for precise timing, and is allocated through the Rotoris Registry, reflecting a belief in continuous progress.
Key Questions Answered
Gurindervir Singh set the Indian national 100m record by running 10.09 seconds at the Federation Cup in Ranchi. He became the first Indian sprinter to break the 10.10-second barrier.
Gurindervir Singh wears an Astonia Crimson Carbon chronograph watch by Rotoris, which features a 42mm case and a Swiss quartz chronograph movement. The watch includes functional ADD and SPLIT timing features and a battery life of up to 54 months.
Gurindervir Singh is 25 years old, serves as a Petty Officer in the Indian Navy, and is the son of a former national-level volleyball player.