David Chu Gets the Lowdown on WatchBox Hong Kong from Josh and Zoe!

[@garysmith1477]

Watchbox gladly helping people sell their in-demand high end watches. Such generosity.

[@amintaslneto]

Nice watch talk! Great to see you around again Josh and Zoe! Please keep sharing insights about Hong Kong watch market, culture,etc. Best, Amintas

[@the1916company]

Thanks for your feedback Amintas! We'll be sure to include more Hong Kong content in the future! Thanks for watching! - WatchBox Team

[@reacorp401k2]

Enjoyed the video. Very informative. David you looked nervous but you did a very good job in keeping the conversation interesting. From a fellow watch collector, thank you for sharing your story.

[@the1916company]

Thanks for your thoughtful feedback! Watch Collectors Unite! - WatchBox Team

[@watchonwatches]

Very nice job! It's interesting to get a perspective of the watch world in Asia as compared to North America. Glad to hear that you'll be offering us more and improving the tech. Keep up the terrific work. You guys are rockin'' it.

[@tbd1613]

Great video. Enjoyed it. Loved seeing Zoe again. Her and Alaina were a great team!

[@the1916company]

Thanks for your feedback George, we're glad you enjoyed it! - WatchBox Team

[@JavierDiaz-zm1qd]

That was amazing that HK is a major hub in the watch industry.

[@the1916company]

Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for your amazing support Javier! - WatchBox Team

[@chadalanskelton2763]

Great video! Would love to see the three of your watch collections.

[@the1916company]

Thanks for watching Chad! - WatchBox Team

[@jdmichael4986]

Very interesting to learn about a different market. I would like to see more about the watch culture there and how it differs from the US .

[@bubbab7792]

Nice show guys, Zoe had the best wwc with the JLC. Though Joshua's piece is unique. You guys need a better audio/visual for HK. Good to dee Zoe behind the camera again. Nice change to see the other side of the market. It sounds like a unique market, it was an educational show. It sounds like the watch popularity in HK for women and high homology pieces are more common. Zoe should tap into the this realm and bring this to the table and do a show. I would be interested in seeing more of the women's collection and style. Watches seem to be more popular in HK. Nice job folks. Continue in the future.

[@geroldatlarge1841]

Interesting show. Josh and Zoe are great together. Please talk a bit about the specific trends today and what’s just starting in Hong Kong. Your forecasts are appreciated. Contact info for you please- brick and mortar in HK and email. Perhaps a few interviews with locals just starting out in the hobby and a few seasoned enthusiasts. Similarities and differences can be discussed. Thanks.

[@the1916company]

Hi Gerold - Our Office is in Central at: 14/f suite 1402, 1 Duddell Street. More contact info on our Hong Kong website: www.thewatchbox.hk Thanks for watching! --Team WatchBox

[@fpoynton1604]

Nice job Dave - interesting show and subject. Your Hulk is truely spectacular and you hit on an interesting theme. Its fascinating to learn how other parts of the world incorporate and see mechanical horology in there daily lives. This may be a incorrect egocentric generalization - American market today seems so sport , outdoor activity , and masculine centric even among the wealthy, while I am getting the impression the eastern market is more artistically driven in the wealthier segment ? Or are we looking at simple differences in the density of simple display of wealth in Hong Kong per se rather then a horological cultural value . Like all answers probably a mix. Really fascinating if the differences are based in cultural history and a value system beyond simple display of opulence. Any insights as to what those cultural values are based? Great team by the way. 👍

[@danielkatz7516]

David, Federico , Federico talks watches, owns the Hulk, just loves it,........Zoe , lovely chrono, you emailed me back last February, i was only there for a day , Sunday .....cheers all

[@danielkatz7516]

Beautiful studio

[@the1916company]

Thanks Daniel - This is our Hong Kong collectors lounge. Stop by if your travels ever take you through Hong Kong! --Team WatchBox

[@A.T.148-Scot-HK]

Huge typhoon right now here! Stay safe folks!

[@jonathanelewis9134]

Alec Tang , hope you're safe as well.

[@the1916company]

Thanks for the words of support Alec. A tree fell in front of our Collector's Lounge, but everyone is OK! --Team WatchBox

[@danielkatz7516]

Good luck with Typhoon

[@danielkatz7516]

That Rolex in Chinese ssssssooooo coooool

[@the1916company]

😎😎😎 Thanks! - WatchBox Team

[@shouldyouorshouldyou]

"Hong Kong is pretty small" hahahaha

[@actnaturally388]

Guys you need to upgrade your recording equipments, and it’s too long.

[@the1916company]

Thanks for the feedback Jit. we are working on securing better tech for filming in our Hong Kong location. Thanks for bearing with us and watching one of our first efforts. --Team WatchBox

[@Evankaspar]

Mafoofan

[@heljestrand]

Awkwardly presented.

[@light1531]

M Edmond okay but everyone has to start their media career somewhere, I am sure they will learn from looking back at the video. The presenter could try to keep his questions short, seemed to start, stop and then start again. Meanwhile, try to keep a calm delivery even if you are nervous, perhaps looking start at the guests to get rid of the nerves. Only helping out his guests, with further comment, if they stall.

[@OttawaInHD]

The Asian dude is way too nervous and hyper. Calm down little boy.

[@the1916company]

Thanks for the understanding everyone! We are working on our Hong Kong production capabilities. It will get better over time. David has done a single collector interview for us before - he's not a media personality (yet)- We just wanted to provide a sneak peek into our Asian world and we hope that you found it educational and interesting! --Team WatchBox

[@heljestrand]

@WatchBox Studios I'm sure that you'll get better and better.