Ace Tourbillon Watch on Outdoor LED Billboard

Memorigin proudly collaborated with Daniel Chan, Hong Kong’s only wheelchair badminton athlete, to present the Ace Tourbillon Watch — a tribute to his unwavering spirit, fearless pursuit of dreams, and steadfast dedication to the world of sports. This exceptional timepiece was showcased on the grand outdoor LED billboard at Jade Pearl Plaza, Paterson Street, Causeway Bay, presenting Daniel’s inspiring journey and extraordinary achievements to the public.

Throughout the campaign, Memorigin collaborated with Daniel and Yello Marketing Sports Agency to launch a check-in giveaway campaign. The event drew enthusiastic crowds who stopped to capture photos in support of the campaign, while ten lucky participants received badminton jerseys personally autographed by Daniel — a keepsake of profound significance.

In 2024, Daniel officially announced his retirement, bringing a legendary chapter in his athletic career to a close. At the age of 23, he was involved in a traffic accident that resulted in the loss of his left leg. The incident once left him disheartened and lost, but it was badminton that led him out of the shadows and ignited his journey as a full-time athlete. Representing the Hong Kong team for 16 years, he competed in nearly 500 international matches and earned more than 80 medals on the global stage.

Daniel’s inspiring journey embodies the unwavering spirit of Hong Kong and has motivated countless individuals. Committed to promoting sports culture and championing the Hong Kong spirit, Memorigin, the renowned Hong Kong tourbillon watch brand, invited Daniel to collaborate on a timepiece. Drawing inspiration from his remarkable athletic career, they launched the Ace Tourbillon Watch, with the hope of encouraging more people with disabilities to confront challenges with strength and determination through his story.

The Ace Tourbillon Watch features a rose-gold-plated stainless-steel case and a skeleton dial that incorporates deeply meaningful elements from Daniel’s life. At 12 o’clock features a symbolic image of his wheelchair. At 3 and 9 o’clock, two medal-like metal reliefs—one in silver, the other in bronze—are delicately engraved with shuttlecock and racket motifs, symbolising the medals he earned at the international events held in Paris 2024 and Tokyo 2020, respectively.

The timepiece is powered by a tourbillon movement composed of 193 parts and 27 jewels, offering an 80-hour power reserve and operating at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour—ensuring exceptional precision and stability. Renowned for its structural complexity and demanding craftsmanship, the tourbillon at 6 o’clock rotates continuously, symbolising the years of tireless training an athlete endures to refine their skills and surpass their limits. This relentless pursuit of excellence is truly worthy of admiration.

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