How to create a customized brand watch?
Today there are many retailers who want to establish his own watch brand. In this article, we will expain how to create a customized brand watch in Chinese watches manufacturer.
Full grain leather vs Top grain leather, what is the difference?
There are three main differences between full grain leather and top grain leather – and yes, they matter.
The history of the NATO watch strap
Ever since Swedish watch brand Daniel Wellington hit the mainstream some four years ago with its massive social media success , NATO straps have without a doubt been propelled back to ubiquity.
What is the difference between OEM watches and ODM watches?
OEM and ODM are acronyms that are the buzzwords in the manufacturing sector. OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer and ODM stands for Original Design Manufacturer. While many people confuse between the two terms and use them interchangeably, they are not quite the same.
How to design your own brand watch?
A watch is one of the most important fashion accessories you can own. It helps you make sure you arrive to appointments on time, can tell you much time you have left to complete a task and you can wear a good-quality watch for a lifetime. There are hundreds of watches available on the market,…
Waterproof watch inspection and quality control testing in China
The waterproof watch is designed to assist consumers with time telling, heart rate, gps, weather or depths of water for water sports, exercise, recreational activities and in some cases even a career.
How to manufacture a watch box?
All the watches you bought is coming with a fantastic box packing, they could be leather watch boxes, paper watch boxes, wooden watch box, etc. Have you ever thought how the watch boxes be done?
How Daniel Wellington Made a $200 Million Business Out?
Daniel Wellington may be among the most hyped Nordic companies around, but there’s some real substance behind it all, reveals Inc. 5000 Europe 2017 list.
Three Ways to Safely Store Your Watches
If you have more then one watch, you essentially have a watch collection. So what do you do with your other watch (or watches) when you are leaving home or will be out of town for a couple of days (or weeks)?
The Truth About Your Watch Water Resistance
You’ve just bought a new watch that is marked as “water resistant to 30 meters” to wear on your upcoming beach vacation. After a few hours of swimming, you look down at your watch to check the time only to see unmoving hands behind the glass of what is now a tiny, wrist-bound aquarium.