Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair returns as a stage for global names and independent brands 

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When the 44th Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair and the 13th Salon de TIME open their doors this September at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, not only will they showcase the artistry of global luxury names but also the resilience and creativity of independent watchmakers. 

Visitors explore timepieces at a previous edition of the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair, which returns this September alongside Salon de TIME to showcase global brands and independent brands.
Visitors explore timepieces at a previous edition of the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair, which returns this September alongside Salon de TIME to showcase global brands and independent brands.

For independent brand creators, in particular, the event offers a rare chance to gain visibility, connect with international buyers and demonstrate that Hong Kong still has an influential voice in the world of timepieces. 

A global showcase returns 

Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), the Hong Kong Watch Manufacturers Association Ltd, and the Federation of Hong Kong Watch Trades & Industries Ltd, the fairs run from September 2-6, 2025. 

This year’s theme, “Our Time. Our Moments”, reflects the timeless appeal of watches in a digital age by bringing together categories from luxury and high-fashion designs to technologically advanced and sustainable models, alongside creations by independent watchmakers. This diversity makes it a one-stop sourcing and trading hub for the global industry. 

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