For B2B OEM/ODM and private label projects only. MOQ starts from 100 units.
Watch Factory & QC in Shenzhen
Shenzhen-based OEM, ODM, and private label watch manufacturing for brands, distributors, and sourcing teams that need clearer supplier validation before RFQ or onboarding.
Review workshop evidence, assembly flow, QC handling, testing, and packaging preparation before moving into audit discussion, factory qualification, or first-round quote review.
Factory Overview
Real workshop environment for assembly, QC and packing review.
Factory Facts
Key supplier details for RFQ planning, vendor qualification, and sourcing review before deeper project discussions.
Company
Shenzhen Shanghang Watch Co., Ltd.
Registered company name for supplier review and documentation.
Location
Longgang District, Shenzhen, China
Factory visit, remote walkthrough or supplier review can be arranged on request.
Business Model
OEM/ODM and private label only
Built for B2B watch projects only, not retail orders.
MOQ
From 100 units
MOQ typically starts from 100 units for complete watch projects.
Workflow Scope
Assembly, QC, testing and packaging
These stages are covered on this page with real factory images.
Compliance
WCA social audit and supporting documents
Certificate summary is available below for supplier review.
Review Option
Remote walkthrough or on-site visit
Review format can be arranged according to project stage and buyer requirements.
Response Time
Initial response within 24 hours
Factory, RFQ and compliance questions are handled directly by our team.
Factory Walkthrough
A walkthrough helps buyers review workshop layout, assembly benches, QC handling, and packaging preparation before audit planning, supplier comparison, or next-step RFQ work.
Shenzhen Watch Factory Tour | OEM/ODM & Private Label
A real walkthrough of our Shenzhen watch factory covering workshop layout, assembly benches, QC handling and packaging preparation for B2B buyer review.
Compliance & Social Audit (WCA)
WCA social compliance information is available for supplier onboarding, sourcing review and vendor qualification.
- Supports supplier screening, sourcing review and broader procurement onboarding.
- Adds formal audit reference alongside factory images and workflow evidence.
- Detailed supporting material can be shared on request and, if required, under NDA.
Key certificate fields are listed below for quick supplier verification. Often requested for supplier onboarding, gifting programs and vendor review. Full supporting material is available on request.
- Assessment
- WCA (Workplace Conditions Assessment)
- Award level
- Award 1
- Reference
- IAR_207138
- Year
- 2025
- Document
- PDF certificate available
Facility Areas
Review the production areas buyers usually check during supplier evaluation, using real factory images from assembly, QC, cleaning, packaging and workshop operations.
Assembly Process
Assembly is shown as real production stages so buyers can review how a watch moves from component handling toward a finished product.
- Movement, dial, hand, case, strap and final preparation stages are shown with real images.
- The sequence helps buyers understand where appearance and fit are controlled.
- Assembly evidence is grouped as process proof, not just workshop atmosphere.
Movement Installation
Shows how internal components enter the assembly flow before casing and later inspection.
Dial Assembly
Highlights one of the key appearance-control stages before the watch moves forward.
Hand Setting
This step matters because alignment affects both visual quality and later function review.
Case Assembly
Separate parts come together into a more complete watch head before final handling stages.
Strap Attachment
Moves the product closer to a finished watch before final QC and packing.
Final Preparation
Covers the last assembly-stage handling before the watch enters packaging preparation.
QC & Testing
QC and testing are shown through real inspection handling and water resistance checkpoints before watches move to final packing.
- Appearance inspection and water resistance testing are shown as separate checkpoints.
- These images help buyers review how testing sits inside the QC flow.
- The focus is on visible checkpoints rather than generic quality claims.
Cleaning Control
Cleaning helps reduce dust and residue risk before final inspection and packing release.
- Shown as a practical handling step before release.
- Surface and dust control support final inspection results.
- Helps explain how contamination risk is reduced before packing.
Packaging Preparation
Packaging images show how finished watches are protected, organized and prepared for outgoing shipment after QC release.
- Final packing follows QC and cleaning review.
- Packaging materials and outgoing preparation are shown separately.
- Shipment handling is presented as part of delivery readiness.
Workshop Environment
Workshop images help buyers review bench layout, production flow and the broader working environment behind assembly and QC handling.
- Shows the wider production environment beyond single close-up tasks.
- Helps buyers review layout, bench spacing and workflow organization.
- Supports factory evaluation before a visit or audit discussion.
QC Workflow & Checkpoints
This section outlines how quality checks are organized before watches move into final packing and shipment release.
Standard QC Flow
IQC (Incoming Quality Control)
Incoming components are reviewed before cases, dials, movements and other parts move into assembly.
IPQC (In-Process Quality Control)
Assembly-stage checks cover appearance, fit, dust control and general handling condition.
Testing Phase
Water resistance verification and related function checks are completed before final release.
FQC & QA (Final Inspection)
Final inspection covers appearance, packing completeness and outgoing shipment readiness.
Buyer Review Points
These checkpoints summarize the quality points buyers usually want clarified during supplier review.
Appearance Review
Dial alignment, hand position, case finishing and other visible defects are checked before release.
Handling and Function
Crown feel, button response and general assembly condition are reviewed before the next stage.
Water Resistance Verification
Applied where project specification requires resistance testing before final packing.
Packing Release Check
Watch, accessories and packaging contents are checked against outgoing order requirements.
Factory Audits & Visits
Remote review, on-site visits and third-party audit support can be arranged according to project stage and buyer requirements.
Remote Tour
Schedule a live video review of workshop, assembly, QC and packing before an on-site visit.
On-site Visit
Visit the Shenzhen facility in person once project scope and timing are aligned.
3rd-Party Audit
Third-party quality or social compliance review can be supported during supplier onboarding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about factory review, project fit and next-step coordination.
What quality control checks happen before shipment?
Can I visit your watch factory in Shenzhen?
Do you support third-party factory audits?
What is your typical lead time for sampling and mass production?
Can you support custom logo and packaging in one project?
What is your MOQ?
How fast will you reply?
Ready for the next step after factory review?
Move into RFQ, product discussion or project planning after reviewing the factory, QC workflow and compliance information.