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Memorigin × Hong Kong Athletes
They set records for Hong Kong.
We craft records for them.
Years of grit, sweat, and unyielding Hong Kong spirit. Since 2016, Memorigin has crafted bespoke tourbillons alongside our athletes — homegrown haute horlogerie keeping their records running forever.
Wong Chun Ting & Doo Hoi Kem
Table tennis · mixed doubles
In 2023, the pair's tenth year together, Memorigin collaborated with them on a watch to mark it. The dial is drawn from overlapping paddle outlines, and an orange ball rides the hand, so the hours pass like a rally. A tourbillon keeps time only when every part works together, the founder said at the launch — like a mixed doubles pair. Doo says the orange ball takes her back to playing as a child. They launched it at the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair in September 2024, weeks after finishing fourth in Paris. Since then: a fourth World Championships podium in 2025, and a mixed doubles title at WTT Contender Zagreb in 2026.
Marco Fu
Snooker
Snooker's “Magic Boy” made a 147 maximum break in 2000 and became a model for Hong Kong athletes. In 2016 he designed a watch with Memorigin: three black diamonds among the markers spell 1-4-7, the skeleton work takes the shape of a snooker rest, and the edition was limited to 147 pieces. In December 2017 retinal degeneration put him in surgery. He returned to the table, and for his twentieth year as a professional designed a second watch: white and black diamonds for the cue ball and the black, and an Akoya pearl carved “MF” as the seconds. Part of the proceeds went to Make-A-Wish Hong Kong. He wore it in Sheffield at the 2022 World Championship qualifiers, and again that year at the Hong Kong Masters, where he made another 147.
Coleman Wong
Tennis
In 2023 Memorigin collaborated with Coleman Wong on a tourbillon watch. At nineteen he had become the first Hong Kong player to win a professional tennis title. The design brings his sporting spirit to the dial.
Wong Kam Po
Cycling
“Asia's King of Cycling” won a track world title and three Asian Games golds and rode at five Olympics, then spent years coaching the next generation. He launched BALANCE at the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair in September 2023, bringing his bike and his world champion's rainbow jersey. Case, dial and strap are carbon fibre, the material of a racing frame, with an 18K gold chain across the dial. In the dark, four numerals glow: 17:45, his winning time at the 2007 World Championships. His motto, BALANCE, is on the dial: “When you win, don't let it go to your head. When you lose, let it go.” In 2024 he took over a bicycle shop of his own, displaying BALANCE alongside his medals.
Alex Fong
Swimming
A former Hong Kong team swimmer, Alex Fong set Hong Kong records at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. He and William Shum went to the same school, St. Joseph's College, and have known each other for years. In 2019 he swam alone around Hong Kong Island — 45km — to raise money for clean water. Memorigin made Ambassador of HOPE to back him and served as official timekeeper. He set off from Sandy Bay at 5am on 5 November and finished in 10 hours 43 minutes. The dial is about hope: rainbow colours, the sign that a storm has passed, flow around a river of light with ripples spreading out. Memorigin made a coloured movement for it, set in a carbon fibre barrel case.
Grace Lau
Karate · kata
Grace Lau, world No. 1 in women's kata, designed The Peak-Zone with her training partner, the American karateka Ariel Torres. Their days are spent in the dojo, so the dojo is on the dial: carved wood grain, the texture of the mat, the belt. “Each day, we step into the dojo greeted by the morning sun, and by the time we finish training, night has fallen,” she says. The day-and-night display is gold on purpose, for the medals they train for. Ariel's mantra, “Let's make it happen”, is engraved on the watch. The Peak comes in black; The Zone in rose gold. In one week of 2025 she won the Asian title, gold at the Karate 1 Premier League in Rabat and the season's Grand Winner title, and brought the champion's gold-trimmed gi to the watch's launch at the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair. In 2026 Rabat gave her a seventh straight title across seasons.
Gregory Koenig
Fencing — Hong Kong team coach
Every bout opens with a salute — to the opponent, the referee and the audience — which is why fencing is called combat with grace. In 2022 Memorigin made three fencing watches, each with one person who lives by that code. Elegance was made with Gregory Koenig, the Hong Kong team's French coach, known for the elegance of his training. Five black diamonds mark the hours, “FENCING” is carved into the day-and-night display, and the power-reserve hand is a sword. He visited the Memorigin Hong Kong R&D Centre while designing it: “I hope this collaboration can draw more public attention to fencing.” In 2024 he led Hong Kong's men's foil team to gold. Each fencing watch sold pays for a child to learn fencing through Cheers Up Foundation's schools programme.
Cheung Siu Lun
Fencing — Hong Kong Olympic fencer
Cheung Siu Lun, a veteran of Hong Kong's Olympic fencing team, is known for his agility, so his watch is called Flexibility. He introduced it himself on stage at the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair 2022, where schoolchildren fenced for the audience. The case has a smooth, rounded edge, and the hands are the three weapons of the sport: a foil for the hours, an épée for the minutes and a sabre for a second time zone. The grey dial carries a skeleton fencing mask. Part of the proceeds from each fencing watch goes to Cheers Up Foundation, to bring fencing lessons into Hong Kong schools.
Gerald Cheng Chi Hung
Fencing — international referee
Gerald Cheng Chi Hung is an international referee qualified by the FIE, fencing's world body. Each watch in the series is named after a quality of the sport; his is Focus. He presented it on stage at the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair 2022. Its case has sharp, hard edges, and the yellow, red and black penalty cards a referee shows are set in relief on the day-and-night display. The grey dial carries a skeleton fencing mask. For each Focus sold, a child learns fencing through Cheers Up Foundation's programme in Hong Kong schools.
Wu Siu Hong
Bowling
Hong Kong's “Bowling Prodigy” took up the sport at eight, following his father. He won the Bowling World Cup in 2015 and a world trios title in 2017, and has been named a Hong Kong Outstanding Athlete seven times. Diagnosed with cancer in 2014, he recovered and bowled better for it. Before his illness he cared about results; after it, about the process. In 2018, his twentieth year as a professional and the year he was made a Justice of the Peace, he designed a watch and dedicated it to his late father. It is all black, for the calm a bowler needs. A red bowling ball among the markers stands for his twenty years, and the tourbillon rolls into scattering pins — a strike. Two blue diamonds replace the 3 and the 8: in Cantonese, “three-eight” sounds like 300, a perfect game.
So Wa Wai & So Hon Siu Ching
Paralympic athletics — a son and his mother
Memorigin collaborated with Paralympic gold medallist So Wa Wai and his mother So Hon Siu Ching on The Champion and Heroic Mom tourbillons. The Champion captures his winning finish on the track, his raised finger pointing to a star at twelve o’clock. Heroic Mom depicts a mother lifting her child, with the open movement reflecting her quiet, constant support. Part of the proceeds supports the Hong Kong Paralympic Committee and local para sport.
So Wa Wai Series - The Champion tourbillon watch
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Daniel Chan
Wheelchair badminton
At 23 a traffic accident cost Daniel Chan his left leg. Badminton brought him back and made him a full-time athlete: sixteen years on the Hong Kong team, close to 500 international matches and more than 80 medals, until he retired in 2024. Ace — 無羽輪比 in Chinese — puts his wheelchair, his partner on court, on the dial, with two medal-like reliefs in silver and bronze for Paris 2024 and Tokyo 2020. The turning tourbillon stands for the years of practice. In July 2025 the watch went up on a billboard in Causeway Bay. That September he launched it at the Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair, with his wife and mother in the room.
Tan Chun Lok
Football
Tan Chun Lok learned the game with his father and brother on the pitch near home and was spotted for the Hong Kong youth team. He signed professionally with Peterborough United, captained Hong Kong at 19, and went on to start for Guangzhou City in the Chinese Super League. He wanted the watch to carry the spirit he brings to football. At its centre, a ball bears the Hong Kong crest, half in red, with the team's dragon and his shirt number, HK16. Two stars mark his back-to-back Youth Player of the Year awards, 2015/16 and 2016/17.
Tang Yu Hin
Karate · kata
Tang Yu Hin learned karate from his father and became a full-time athlete at fifteen. His Karate Spirit tourbillon reflects the discipline and focus of kata.
Wong Alfred Lut Yiu
Basketball
Wong Alfred Lut Yiu collaborated with Memorigin on The Rise of MVP charitable tourbillon. Inspired by his 2014 basketball journey, the purple minute hand honours Kobe Bryant, while the lion relief, jersey-number shield and open movement express courage, identity and a point guard’s vision. Charity proceeds support the Wong Tai Sin Youth and Child Development Fund and a basketball training programme for young people from grassroots families.
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Cathy Leung Yu Yan
Darts
Darts asks for the whole body, a steady eye and endless practice — much like making a tourbillon. In 2017 Hong Kong darts player Cathy Leung Yu Yan designed the 501 Series with Memorigin, together with the Singaporean player Paul Lim, and wore it to tournaments around the world. The skeleton dial is black, the hands luminous red. A rose-gold dart engraved on the dial is a reminder to practise day and night; a traditional dartboard stands for the one throw that counts.
Every watch in the collection
The Peak-Zone
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Ace
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Karate Spirit
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Last Tango Tourbillon
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Marco Fu Series
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Table Tennis
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Coleman
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BALANCE
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LOK16SPIRIT
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Fancy Fencing Series – Focus
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Fancy Fencing Series – Flexibility
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Fancy Fencing Series – Elegance
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So Wa Wai Series – Heroic Mom tourbillon watch
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So Wa Wai Series - The Champion tourbillon watch
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Marco Fu 20th Anniversary Series
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Ambassador of HOPE
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Wu Siu Hong’s 20 Anniversary
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