Happiness, health, fortune, love, business, and what else? There are countless things and these answers need to be based on 'time'. Without time, you cannot achieve fortune, health, love, and so on. Hence, the timepiece was invented, which keeps time in our life.
From an ancient hourglass to a desk clock, to a pocket watch, to a wristwatch, all of these timepieces are a part of our lives. People are rich, have power, are in love, but also have some worries. Since they have a better quality of life than others do, they cherish life and value time more. As a result, they need something that can always tell them the time. In the 20th century, this equipment is called a ‘watch’.
A watch can let us measure time and let others measure us. The function, price, and design of a watch can instantly reveal the taste, personality, and financial status of the watch wearer. Hence, wearing a watch everyday has become completely indispensable.

People have always had several watches during their lifetime. From cartoon watches in childhood to renowned watches in adulthood, they accompany us everyday, no matter what season, summer or autumn, cold or hot. A watch is a practical commodity beyond clothes and is also a communication tool beyond language. It allows us to control time, enhance the value of limited life, and allow our personalities and ideas be understood by others instantly.

Imagine, the first date in the 16th century. Juliet hurriedly got dressed after dinner, waited until her family was busy chatting and sneakily went out to meet her lover. 'But what time did Romeo say exactly? What time at night? 6, 10, or 12 o'clock? If he is late, how long should I wait?'
'There are so many mosquitoes, and I have to be in bed before saying good night to my family. Romeo, you really need to have a watch and also send me one to show your love,' Juliet thought.
The history of watches is like the history of human technology and art. Every watch designer of every era is a pioneer of technology and a leading figure of contemporary art. They create practical technology, which combines up-to-date technology and art. Just as our mobile phones have multiple functions and are gorgeous and beautiful, these precious and rare watches undoubtedly should be sold to the richest and most powerful people. For example, during the most flourishing times in the Qing dynasty, China was the most powerful and wealthiest country in the world. Now in the National Palace Museum, there are many watches with special functions and designs, which were paid tribute to by other countries. Chinese people have always favoured collecting exquisite and precious timepieces since the olden times. Whenever we show others our watches, their admiration and curious looks have added 100 points to our confidence and made us more confident. This is the magic of renowned watches.