“Apart from doing OEM business, our company owns three watch brands, namely Elmer Ingo, LE L’eclises and Louis Ardens. We are a long-term supporter of the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair and the Salon de TE. We are happy to see that the Fairs can be held physically this year despite the pandemic. We are going to meet five buyers from European and US buying offices in Hong Kong at the physical fair. In fact, overseas buyers are keen to look for new designs. As the fairs are also open to the public, we offer wholesale prices to attract local consumers and their responses are much better than our expectation. They have high purchasing power and strong confidence in the quality of our watches, we estimate that our sales turnover will be around HK$200,000-300,000.”

Philip Lau, General Manager

Chit Tat Clock and Watch Company Limited, Hong Kong (Booth: 1E-B02)

“My company specialises in the production of smart wearables including smart watches. For smart watches, I design and develop my own modules and mobile apps. My main goals of visiting the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair are to see the latest watch trends and to look for parts and components using new technologies or new materials. So far, I have found at least three potential suppliers. For example, one of them has adopted a new metal injection moulding technology to produce stainless steel parts and components. Another supplier uses recycled PET to produce watch cases and straps. My annual purchasing amount for parts and components is US$20 million and I plan to purchase US$1 million worth of parts and components through the new suppliers that I have found at this year’s Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair.”

Ricky Tsang, Managing Director

Eternal Keen Investment Limited, Hong Kong

Retrovoga Aqua

Action Wise International Limited

Booth: 1E-B22

DOXA GRANDEMETRE D187SIB

Mira Watch International Ltd

Booth: 1D-A09

ANPASSA Duke Series (ADN110)

Anpassa Watch Company

Booth: 1D-A17