• Review of the Swiss watch sales in the Asian markets in 1998
  Peter Klaus, president of the Hong Kong Watch Importer's Association, cites the positive effects brought by the most difficult years in the sales of branded watches.

• The Watch & Clock Retail: Development in 1999 and Outlook for 2000
  Leung Ching Wah, honorary advisor, explains how the growth of tourism can spell economic recovery for the watch & clock retail.

• Development of the Watch & Clock Industry in Hong Kong
  Read about how Hong Kong can maintain its position as the only watch manufacturing company next to Switzerland.

• Report on BASEL '99 and Future Development
  Stephen Mak, director of Product Promotion at the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, reports an increase in business from US$81 million in 1998 to US$83.3 million in 1999 at the recent show.

• Future Plans of the Hong Kong Watch and Clock Fair
  C.S. Lee, director of Exhibitions at Hong Kong Trade Development Council, reflects on the significance of the Hong Kong Watch and Clock Fair in the global timepiece industry.

• A Clear Look at the Market Segmentation in Shanghai Watch Market
  Wang Liu He, chairman of the Watch & Clock Committee at the Shanghai Merchandise Commercial Profession Association, provides a window on buyer preferences and consumption, market shares and the present trend in the watch industry.

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