WHAT: Salon de TE represents the pinnacle for the watch industry with a premier showcase of prestigious luxury brands on display. The Hong Kong Trade Development Council’s recently launched EXHIBITION+ format takes exhibitors across the globe, with the online platform ensuring that buyers on all continents can browse the timepieces on offer.
WHEN:
Physical event
Dates Opening Hours Buyer registration
7-9 Sept 2022 10am-7pm 9.30am-6.30pm
10-11 Sept 2022 10am-6pm 9.30am-4pmClick2Match7-18 Sept 2022hktdc.com Sourcing7 Aug-6 Oct 2022WHO: Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council in association with the Hong Kong Watch Manufacturers Association and The Federation of Hong Kong Watch Trades & Industries Ltd.
WHY: Zones in the fair include the WorldBrand Piazza and Renaissance Moment, while a range of events aim to educate and inform visitors. The show runs concurrently with the HKTDC Watch & Clock Fair and Centrestage. Last year the fair drew 167 exhibitors and nearly 5,000 trade visitors.
WHERE: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre [https://www.hkcec.com/en/location-transportation]
AND YOU CAN QUOTE ME: The fair provides a good opportunity for us to build our brand so that more local consumers know our brand and buy our tourbillion watches at watch shops operated by our authorised dealers.
William Shum – Founder and CEO, Momorigin Watch Company
EVENT WEBSITE: https://www.hktdc.com/event/te/en
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Prestigious timepieces on display
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