Wings Industries is a small but growing company, our current production capacity is about 200,000 pieces of quality watches annually. All the production work, including assembling, and QC takes place in the factory located in Hong Kong, where a high standard of production control is being maintained.

When customers presents us with a production need that exceeds the current capacity, we have also connections within the industry to be able to increase production capacity accordingly.

The majority of the work Wings Industries takes on is OEM products. However it is the company's philosophy to serve customers in as many ways as possible. This range from acting as a buying office for the customer for parts, to designing and developing new products. This means that apart from merchandising and producing watches according to customer samples and specifications, we also source new ideas, materials, processes, and presents them to customers to develop new designs together.

This is also where we at Wings differs from the majority of the watch manufacturers in Hong Kong and China, many of which carries a large line of watches in continuous production, much like a wholesaler with a production plant! Here at Wings customers do not usually buy off-the-self products, since most of the current production items are OEM products and consequently made exclusively for particular customers. New customers will be disappointed if they want to order from a catalogue and pick up small qty of a large selection, because at Wings, everything is made-to-order!

Customers who wanted a company to help with developing new products, or to source parts for better quality or value for existing designs, will find Wings the ideal partner for their production needs. We offer full confidentiality for information provided by customers and all design proposals would be 100% client based.

The products you will be able to see on this site are just a selection of the items we produced, they will show you the styles and quality of the final products. However they will not show the intricate design & development process preceding the production, which often constitutes a large part of the actual cost of the final product.