The home page has this to say:
"Since the 1950s China has produced a remarkable number of beautiful and well-designed watches. This archive shows some examples of its excellent output, mostly from 1965 to 2000.The website is filled with information other than pictures of watches. I use it to track down manufacturers. It also provides links to additional sites rich with information about Chinese watches, such as the Alberta Museum of Chinese Horology in Peace River.
"myvcms.com wouldn't be possible without the hard work and kind help of many people, most of whom are involved in the following projects."
To enter the trove of materials you have to select the link, Click here to see my collection. That leads to a page with navigational links. You can search by:
Watches by Brand
Watches by Province/Municipality
Watches by Factory
Or you can see his entire collection.
I recommend starting at the top, but I use the third link to assist me in identifying the source of watches made today.
As I wrote before, China does not have a global watch brand. The vintage makers of Chinese watches produced them for internal/domestic consumption. China's economy runs on the production model - making stuff for others, such as cases, crystals, bands, boxes and so forth. The brands they make today, are primarily for the same purpose, domestic consumption and sales in Asia.
If you want a look as a remarkable culture, check out myvcms.com and his list of links.
Her's one of my watches - a reissue of a watch produced in 1963.
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