how most watches are made. thank you. hopefully watch snobs get to see this. almost no watch is made without a chinese connection. these are expert craftsman
And I thought watches were made by gorgeous Swiss hand maidens on the mountains of Switzerland while playing the harp and brushing flowing golden locks of hair. 🤷🏽♂️
The sheer volume of these watches being made indicates a HUGE market for these knock-off's...The other thing is just how much goes into the production process of these watches...You would think quality is not high on the quality control chart but damn, these sure look like fine pieces to the average Joe such as myself...I also believe that for those like myself who can't afford a high end watch but who also don't want to sport a Timex, this isn't a bad way to go...Hell even if I had a so called "tribute" watch and somebody was to notice or ask me about it's legitimacy I would tell then exactly what it is, for me it's one of style first and price...But then again most of my friends wear Timex, Armatron or G-Shocks anyway so...
It’s a poorly controlled factory. How could they let visitors like you touch items placed in cases unsupervised. You’re messing things up and potentially contaminating the process.
Ohh come on stop being a kid. It's not food or medicine that if a visitor touches it, it will get contaminated. It's a watch no one in his/her sane mind is gonna consume.
I have a theory that the majority of the people buying watches have no Idea about watches they just want something that looks nice. That's why you can have brands like mvmt and DW and make millions.
Not really, there are some really good Chinese watches right now and actually perfectly engineered with much better value, and don't forget history of Swiss watches start of from trash watch to be one of the highest valued watches
@@wb3213 Absolutely true. There are many people that don't care about horology at all. They just see ads on Facebook or Instagram and think "hey that looks cool" and buy them without knowing anything about where it's from or how incredibly marked up the prices are on these Chinese wholesale watches. It's a shame really. But at the same time, the big well established brands like Seiko and others really need to step up their marketing to appeal to people in the same way that MVMT and DW do.
On something unique like an Mb&F or Jacob astronomical I can see the value but the gap between Chinese clones and authentic is so close on some models they fool experts. $1000 or $15000 just to utter the words "mine is real, that for $14000 is what your getting......just my two cents.
I actually fix up these shitty miyota, sunon quartz watches i get out of flea markets. The durability of the dials is pretty good. Issue tends to be alignment.
I've not seen 1 quality watch there. Working conditions are shocking from a western perspective. Low light qc area, that promises qc problems. I feel sorry for the people working there.
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how most watches are made. thank you. hopefully watch snobs get to see this. almost no watch is made without a chinese connection. these are expert craftsman
And I thought watches were made by gorgeous Swiss hand maidens on the mountains of Switzerland while playing the harp and brushing flowing golden locks of hair. 🤷🏽♂️
Amazing. Most here in the west would argue that these watches are made by children in dirty factories crawling with rats and holes in the roof.
Please dont be silly.... we actually think they force prisoners or other labor slaves to work in these factories.
That's in India, not in China anymore.
@@tiagofigueiredo2529 haha vietnam indonesia bangladesh too.
Apreciate your effort mate. Thank you. Nice content.
Hey man, thank you for the tour. I really enjoyed it. What advice would you give to someone who wants to get in to making own brand?
Make sure you know what type of watch you want to make before contacting company in china.
@@LaowaiReviews thank you! Do you recommend contacting them online or visiting the factories physically?
Impresive
Amazing!!
How much did it cost you to make say 50 pieces?
The sheer volume of these watches being made indicates a HUGE market for these knock-off's...The other thing is just how much goes into the production process of these watches...You would think quality is not high on the quality control chart but damn, these sure look like fine pieces to the average Joe such as myself...I also believe that for those like myself who can't afford a high end watch but who also don't want to sport a Timex, this isn't a bad way to go...Hell even if I had a so called "tribute" watch and somebody was to notice or ask me about it's legitimacy I would tell then exactly what it is, for me it's one of style first and price...But then again most of my friends wear Timex, Armatron or G-Shocks anyway so...
Does they have a website?
Whew very skilled!
looks like white label company, any website?
Chinese make good watches for less
It’s a poorly controlled factory. How could they let visitors like you touch items placed in cases unsupervised. You’re messing things up and potentially contaminating the process.
relax, it's not a lab in wuhan.......
Ohh come on stop being a kid. It's not food or medicine that if a visitor touches it, it will get contaminated. It's a watch no one in his/her sane mind is gonna consume.
@@anishphadtare6781 Speak for yourself, I like my chicken seasoned with a stainless steel watch.
Daniel Wellington?
Fakes. These are all over SEA flea markets for $1 used. They use a sunon quartz movement
bleeping out the prices makes you seem not as honest as you could be.
When the Chinese flood the market with less than perfectly engineered watches, Vintage, Swiss & Japanese watches can only become more desirable.
I have a theory that the majority of the people buying watches have no Idea about watches they just want something that looks nice. That's why you can have brands like mvmt and DW and make millions.
Not really, there are some really good Chinese watches right now and actually perfectly engineered with much better value, and don't forget history of Swiss watches start of from trash watch to be one of the highest valued watches
This is the first step for them to advance towards perfectly engineered watches. if anything, those big-name brands days are numbered. get a grip
@@wb3213 Absolutely true. There are many people that don't care about horology at all. They just see ads on Facebook or Instagram and think "hey that looks cool" and buy them without knowing anything about where it's from or how incredibly marked up the prices are on these Chinese wholesale watches.
It's a shame really. But at the same time, the big well established brands like Seiko and others really need to step up their marketing to appeal to people in the same way that MVMT and DW do.
On something unique like an Mb&F or Jacob astronomical I can see the value but the gap between Chinese clones and authentic is so close on some models they fool experts. $1000 or $15000 just to utter the words "mine is real, that for $14000 is what your getting......just my two cents.
Website?
Ok until the numbers unglue and the hands fall off.
I actually fix up these shitty miyota, sunon quartz watches i get out of flea markets. The durability of the dials is pretty good. Issue tends to be alignment.
I've not seen 1 quality watch there. Working conditions are shocking from a western perspective. Low light qc area, that promises qc problems. I feel sorry for the people working there.
pagani design
Bloody hell ! they know how to sling the watches together
Watch not Watches ffs
Nice sir,do they have a site,can u help me with a contact information
WHY did u bleep out the prices???
so we pay a premium
The price is top secret ！
Cause he dont want much competition 🤣
One of the models is a Hemingway
Contact?
U mean start.. Not start.... Just kidding u had a lil spell mistake