
OEM reference only. Not for retail.
- Model No
- SHG1001-1
- MOQ
- 100
- Movement:
- Japanese Quartz
- Case:
- 304L Stainless Steel
Find the right watch manufacturer for your brand, compare OEM, ODM, and private label routes, and move from first collection planning to quote-ready specs with one Shenzhen team.
Build your spec, compare routes, and move toward a quote-ready brief.
Start from reference models before choosing OEM, ODM, or private label.
Review Shenzhen factory, QC, and supplier-validation details.
Review sample routes, lead times, and what to lock before bulk production.
If you are comparing watch manufacturers, the real questions are MOQ fit, movement support, one-stop delivery, and whether the factory can carry your project from references and RFQ to QC and packaging.

For OEM/ODM & private label projects only. No retail pricing. Made-to-order.

OEM reference only. Not for retail.

OEM reference only. Not for retail.

OEM reference only. Not for retail.
Not sure which direction fits your project yet?
Talk to our team firstCustom textures, applied indices, and luminescence for OEM projects (MOQ 100+).
CNC machining, polishing, and plating in SS/Titanium for OEM projects (MOQ 100+).
Leather, silicone, and metal bracelets sourced for OEM projects (MOQ 100+).
Custom branded boxes and manuals shipped together for OEM projects (MOQ 100+).
If you are still sorting supplier fit, MOQ reality, or quote readiness, start with the guide hub first. It helps B2B buyers choose the right path before comparing factories, requesting samples, or jumping into narrow execution tasks too early.
Use the full guide hub to choose the right branch before outreach, sampling, compliance work, or after-sales planning.
Start here when you need to judge supplier fit before trusting a recommendation list or a fast quote.
Use this before pricing talks if you need to know what is workable at MOQ 100+ and where complexity will raise cost.
Use this when you need the right references, specs, and version notes before asking for a quote or sample.
Get the current OEM watch model list with reference images, model numbers, and baseline specs for project review.
OEM is the best fit when you need deeper customization, ODM works well when you want to adapt a proven base design, and private label is usually the fastest route for launching with lower development complexity.
Start by defining your target customer, price range, product direction, MOQ expectation, and whether private label, ODM, or OEM fits your launch stage. A focused first collection and a realistic quote brief usually matter more than trying to build too many SKUs at once.
Start by checking whether the factory can support your target category, movement type, MOQ, customization scope, and quality expectations. For most new brands, the best fit is a manufacturer that can explain OEM, ODM, and private label options clearly, give realistic sample and production timelines, and support your project from design review to final delivery.
We provide one-stop manufacturing support from case machining, dial production, and movement sourcing to final assembly, QC, strap fitting, and packaging.
Prepare your target watch style, movement preference, case size, materials, logo application method, estimated order quantity, target price range, and reference images. Even a simple brief helps us give more accurate guidance on MOQ, sampling, lead time, and production feasibility.
Fastest way to confirm lead time, QC, and feasibility for B2B projects (MOQ 100+).