Watchmaking in China
When most people think of Chinese Watchmaking its the mass produced watches by Seagull and the Shanghai Watch Factory or Super Clones by Clean, VS or Noob that comes to mind. Ofcourse we are Purists, we know better 😊 and have collectively experienced the ...
Thanks for sharing all these pieces and information.
I didn’t see Peacock up there. Any thoughts on them? I’m biased due to having this manual wind in house tourbillon, hand guilloche dial that I have been really happy with. It’s a great watch. ...
I really like them alot especially their hand engraved dials...
Also like the Dragon's Tail ...
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Amazing, overwhelming! May I suggest perhaps presenting this quantity of content in a multi-part article? Thanks for the hard work pulling it together, Mike
I visited China multiple times in my working days, too early for such nice watches though
I wasn’t in the precision end of a technology business, back in the 1980’s... Cheers, Mike ...
The Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair and International Watch Fair, held annually in September
At the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre They also exhibited at the AHCI Event in Geneva last month www.watchprosite.com
Thanks for yet another informative and Eye-opening post, Salman !😀
My favorite from among them -- the first one pictured under Qin Gan. Just Wow! 👍
Such a wonderful post, Salman and so much discovery!
Here are a few reactions concerning my favorites: Kiu's rectangular Mystery Tourbillon: I love the shape of the case and time display. Qin Gan's Pastorale seems wonderful. Logan Kuan Rao: very interesting, both dial side and movement side. Mineroci is int...
What an amazing post Salman. Thank you.
I had no idea of this extent of watchmaking in China. I need to pay closer attention! Thanks again for all this great information in one place. M4