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Trades about 164% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Time Watch Investments Limited operates as an investment holding company, deeply embedded in the horology market of the People's Republic of China. This enterprise is comprehensively engaged in the production, brand management, and retail distribution of timepieces. Its business activities are structured across four main divisions: the Tian Wang Watch segment, the Balco Watch segment, Watch Movements Trading, and the Other Brands (PRC) segment. The company manages the full lifecycle for its proprietary Tian Wang and Balco brands, from design and manufacturing to wholesale and direct retail. Furthermore, Time Watch Investments supplies watch movements to other industry manufacturers and distributors, handles the distribution of both its own and internationally licensed watch brands, and provides expert marketing and consulting services. A supplementary facet of its operations includes property investment. By the end of June 2021, the company commanded a significant retail footprint, operating 2,206 sales points. Established in 1988, Time Watch Investments Limited is headquartered in Kowloon, Hong Kong, and functions as a subsidiary of Red Glory Investments Limited.
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