Our Look Inside The 2015 Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair And The Industry Behind It
Returning to a place that is exciting, bold, and indeed still very new for one?is always a real eye-opener-in September 2014, I had my first opportunity to visit the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair and as such, for the?first time, as well, to discover?its peerless host city. Exactly one year later, I?was eager to return and to see for myself, now with a more trained and critical eye, what had changed over the last 12 months. Because we are watches-dealer, I will save my remarks regarding the wonderful city of Hong Kong for the time when I launch my travel blog �C but only after?I have grown three extra heads and pairs of hands to be able to see to all the watch-related stuff?that is of much higher priority. Without further ado, let's see what?the?unique �C and massive! �C 2015 Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair?had in store for us.The entry hall of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibiton Center �C some 20,000 buyers, exhibitors and visitors have flocked through here during the five days of t

This is for all the guys with bony a$$ wrists who are....
intimidated by the 44mm ROC....(Image subject to copyright)

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