The Beauty in Everything Sale - A Chat with Ming Thein

[@hailiang4676]

Been a fan of Ming Thein for a long time since his photographer days, never know he's so well spoken. Is there anything this man can't do?

[@chrislee3919]

Ming's photo works are awesome.

[@thompsonterry4804]

The entire line has been a fascinating development from the 17.01 going forward. It’s been a relatively short span to get where the MING firm is as a brand today. The watches are eye catching and distinctive from the watch market yet unique into themselves within the brand’s offerings. I’m very interested to see where they go next. Thanks, Mark, for having the talk with Ming. It’s been enlightening and entertaining, and really you both deliver cogent points and carry the conversation without glossing over finer points nor getting stuck in typical questions. Well worth the time.

[@cccycling5835]

oh Ming! I read his photography blog still to this day. Great stuff!

[@lirenchen8576]

thrilled to hear that Ming is working on in-house movement and new bracelet!

[@kenneth7826]

Excellent conversation..BRAVO!!!!!!!

[@jontoland3491]

Great interview!

[@brunonjezic6208]

Somehow I was not aware some of those dials are layered. I really hope to see one life. This interview made Ming watches so much more interesting. I love the attitude of the maker and the fact he has his own ideas about designs. it makes me excited about the watches and the future!

[@greaterbayareahero1401]

Ming needs their own movement with at least 55 hours power reserve. Their designs are superb but their sellita movement really annoys the heck out of the die hard watch snobs.

[@kittenfan]

i am not that crazy about in house movement , it just makes it more expensive to service and jack up the cost. no point.

[@enth1980]

Ming sounds like Elon Musk when he talks. Elon Ming👍