
SALMANPK's exploration of 'Social Media Watches' offers a timely look into the burgeoning world of microbrands gaining traction on platforms like Reddit. His post highlights how these brands, often originating from China or other emerging watchmaking hubs, are leveraging digital channels to reach a global audience. This discussion is crucial for understanding the evolving landscape of watch collecting, where accessibility and online presence are reshaping traditional perceptions of horological value and design.












The barrier of entry just isn't the same today. That said, the hands on the first one is very beautiful.
But is the quality there? I'm afraid we could be very disappointed in real life. Best, Emmanuel
I wonder how large a market they serve. Would love to see what some of them look like live. To be honest Iโd not be surprised if there are some very positive surprises among them ๐
To what extent these brands are even seriously protecting their IP in a way that they can be legally โupsetโ about others recycling the design ideas. But would be curious to visit a place where you had a larger choice of these physically on view.
Have to say, I like the looks of the 1st watch and that strap with the spots really grabbed my attention.
Make sure it's lead lined ๐
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