Register Now! Hong Kong International Optical Fair 2019 (6-8 Nov)
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 A World of Spectacular Optical Products
6-8 November 2019
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre |
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| Final Look: Last-minute Rush to Complete Deals before the Fair Winds Down |
| As the HKTDC Hong Kong International Optical Fair 2019 enters its final day, opportunities remain across the fairgrounds with new products and perspectives in every corner. Industry networking is also in focus as organisers, buyers, exhibitors, media representatives and distinguished guests continue to build lasting business connections after the Networking Reception on 6 November. Today is a final opportunity to source from 810 global exhibitors in this premier sourcing platform, as buyers look over the horizon for the latest and greatest in the world of eyewear. |
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| (1st row from left) Toasting the success of the fair at the networking reception are Du Tong-he, Chairman, China Optometric and Optical Association; Tony Chow, Vice-President, Hong Kong Optical Manufacturers Association; Benjamin Chau, Deputy Executive Director, HKTDC; Prof Eric Yim, JP, Chairman, Hong Kong Design Centre; Grace Tai, President, Hong Kong Optical Manufacturers Association; Sun Lam, Vice-President, Hong Kong Optical Manufacturers Association and distinguished guests. |
| Prof Eric Yim, JP, Chairman, Hong Kong Design Centre and other VIPs toured the fairground. |
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| Hong Kong Eyewear Good Design by Hong Kong Optical Manufacturers Association |
The 21st Hong Kong Eyewear Design Competition |
Korea Pavilion |
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| Wing Fung Optical International Limited |
Zmart Concept Limited |
| Find Out What Our Customers Say About Hong Kong |
| Sourcing with a Clear View |
| When it comes to choosing eyewear, comfort remains a top priority for many practical consumers. Explore frames that were designed with elegant simplicity and a view on comfort across the fairgrounds. |
Creation Plastic Manufactory Ltd
Booth: GH-R01 |
Eye Design Club Italia srl
Booth: GH-D30 |
| True classics never go out of style. Step into a timeless world of vintage fashions and everlasting designs that have stood the test of time. |
Modo Eyewear srl
Booth: GH-C38 |
Stepper Eyewear Limited
Booth: GH-J01 |
| Brighten up your view of the world from the outside with a vast selection of popular contacts and coloured contact lenses. |
Interojo Inc.
Booth: M2-A17 |
Shenzhen Lensgoo Vision Co., Ltd.
Booth: M2-A08 |
| Experience the latest in frame-free vision and step onto the Level 2 Mezzanine for a world of Contact Lenses & Accessories! |
| Your Exhibition Assistant |
| To facilitate your sourcing and visiting journey, we have prepared a series of visitor-friendly services. |
| Find us at one of our Buyer Concierge Desks |
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Hall 1D Concourse |
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Grand Foyer Concourse |
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Dragon Lounge at Grand Foyer |
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| HKTDC Service Counter @ Hong Kong Int’l Airport |
Downtown Shuttle Bus Service |
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Guangzhou Tianli Glasses Co.Ltd
Booth: GH-E04 |
Jiangsu Midun Optics Glasses Co., Ltd.
Booth: GH-G42 |
Power Bloom Ltd.
Booth: GH-K04 |
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Quick Wonder Glasses Wenzhou Co., Ltd.
Booth: GH-E04 |
William Morris London Ltd
Booth: GH-D04 |
Wing Fung Optical International Limited
Booth: GH-L04 |
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The Brand Name Gallery is home to the heights of industry acclaim. Explore a premier collection of industry renown and the stories behind 230 top-tier brands and designer collections with visionary success. |
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Bestway Optical Co.,Ltd
Booth: GH-B04 |
Bpro S.p.a.
Booth: GH-C05 |
Dogan Optik San. ve Ticaret Ltd. Sti.
Booth: GH-F30 |
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Fantom Optical Co
Booth: GH-F03 |
Mech-Tronic Precision Manufacturing Ltd
Booth: GH-R10 |
Shenzhen Element Glasses Co Ltd
Booth: GH-B10 |
| “Brand Name Gallery” Eyewear Parade IV |
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Nov 8 | 11am – 11:20am |
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BNG Rendezvous, Grand Hall |
| Worldly Vision and Group Pavilions |
| Explore global products and visionary designs across all borders at the Fair’s group pavilions, representing leading brands and manufacturers from France, Italy, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Visionaries of Style (VOS) as well as the Hong Kong Optical Manufacturers Association (HKOMA). For a look at regional excellence, head to the Mainland China pavilion and connect with exhibitors from Yingtan of Jiangxi Province, Danyang of Jiangsu Province, Mayu of Zhejiang Province and Chongqing. |
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Voning International Co., Ltd.
Booth: 1A-A42 |
Wenzhou Hexing Glasses Factory
Booth: 1A-E36 |
Wenzhou 101 Trading Co., Ltd.
Booth: 1A-C38 |
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Bor Jye Enterprise Co., Ltd.
Booth: 1C-C14 |
Fox Optics Inc
Booth: 1B-C38 |
Qef Design Corp.
Booth: 1C-D05 |
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Concept Eyewear Manufacturer Limited
Booth: 1E-D30 |
Micron Eyewear Manufactory Co Ltd
Booth: 1E-B02 |
Sky & Sea Optical Company Ltd.
Booth: 1E-E02 |
| Visionaries of Style Pavilion |
| Testing and Certification Services of Optical and Related Products |
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Nov 8 | 11:30am – 12:15pm |
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The Forum, Hall 1D |
| Speakers: |
- Mr Michael Chan, Business Development Director, Hardlines, Intertek Hong Kong
- Mr John Wong, Technical Services Manager, SGS Hong Kong Limited |
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 Manlio Valli, Communication Manager, Vedere International Magazine
PUGNALE EYEWEAR
Booth: GH-E36
The eyewear created by "Pugnale Eyewear" is a special mix between high tech, fashion, luxury and design. The aim of the brand is to approach the market in an alternative way, in order to place the brand as a unique and exclusive - but always in coherence with fashion design.
Founded by Emanuele Pugnale - the creative and stylistic soul of all glasses and collections – in 2013, the brand represents a unique know-how and approach that brings together the excellences of Italian manufacturing tradition.
The uses of innovative techniques and materials are the bases to create this excellence in the Made in Italy eyewear market. The use of industrial laminates that turned in exclusive and elegant surfaces - combined with fabrics and precious materials - leads to the creation of eyewear collections that are unique for a contemporary and exclusive luxury - covered by a World patent in 2017.
www.pugnaleeyewear.com
BESTWORK INDUSTRIES LIMITED
Booth: GH-N04
Founded in 1988 in Hong Kong, Bestwork Industries Limited is a professional hand-made acetate frames manufactory.
Best quality, workmanship and a special attention to design are the benchmarks of this company, which is now active in several countries, with high level partnership. The Bestwork production including hand-made optical frames and sunglasses – well known for their precise cuts, well-polished surfaces and excellent colour selections. An internal team of expert technicians and designers is one of the keys for success of this dynamic company – together with careful selection of parts and acetate materials, the polishing techniques and the beautiful finished surface given to these frames.
In this vision, every Bestwork product is the outcome of a mutually reinforcing relationship among imagination, passion and knowledge.
www.bestwork.com.hk
ACEP
Booth: GH-A10
ACEP France is a company created 20 years ago, specialised in the measurement of progressive lenses via iPads, and assistance in the choice of glasses through augmented reality. ACEP believes in anticipating opticians' needs for sales-support solutions, offering them access to all the innovations and new-generation tools that are essential to their fast-changing profession. ACEP is now offering tablet-based solutions as Smart Mirror Mobile in addition to its measurement systems.
These tablet-based solutions integrate the most powerful augmented-reality simulations on the market and help the optician to advise customers with presbyopia on choosing progressive lenses for their near-vision requirements. ACEP's solutions can help strengthen their image as professionals and bolster their range of high-end lenses while saving valuable time thanks to their ease of use.
www.smart-mirror.com
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 "Optik Ganesha is a wholesaler and retailer of optical frames in Indonesia which has five optical stores. Since 2016, I have been visiting the Hong Kong International Optical Fair every year. It is a good place for me to look for new brands and new suppliers which offer very good products. At this year's fair, I have placed an order for 3,000 pieces of reading glasses with a new supplier. I have found five potential suppliers of optical frames and plan to buy 300-500 pieces from each new supplier. I have also identified a potential supplier of contact lenses from Korea through the HKTDC's business matching meeting and collected some samples. Hong Kong is a safe place to do business."
David Pratama Siddi, Director, Optik Ganesha, Indonesia |
 "Founded by my father 29 years ago, Optilent has five optical stores in Argentina which sell top-quality and high-class optical frames. We are going to expand our wholesale business by offering budget-priced optical frames under our own brand. This is our first time visiting the Hong Kong International Optical Fair to look for optical frames. Up till now, we have found at least 10 potential OEM suppliers which are very good in terms of their quality, reliability and prices. We'll select two to three new suppliers and place orders worth US$50,000-70,000 in total. We are also very interested in a French brand which offers top quality and innovative designs. As this brand does not have any distributor in Argentina, we'll have further negotiations with the brand owner. We like the Hong Kong fair very much because it offers a wide variety of optical frames. There are protests in South America almost every day. Despite the protests in Hong Kong, we are not afraid of coming here to do business. It is very safe in Hong Kong and the fair is very well-organised."
Eliseo Victor Oporto (left), CEO, Optilent SRL, Argentina |
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 “We officially launched our virtual eyewear try-on and online sales service based on AI and 3D real models this month. As this new service allows customers to try on different optical frames virtually, it can help online stores to boost their sales. The virtual eyewear try-on service can also be used in physical stores, so store owners do not need to keep a lot of stocks in their stores, helping to reduce inventory, display and operational costs as well as rental charges. We are exhibiting in the Hong Kong International Optical Fair for the first time because we want to introduce our new service to brand owners, chain store operators and online store owners. It is a very international optical fair where we can meet with buyers from all over the world. Five brand owners from Mainland China and Southeast Asia have confirmed to sign distributorship agreements with our company. More than 10 brand owners and manufacturers from Australia, Israel, Mainland China, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and the US have asked us to develop customised platforms for them. It is a rewarding experience. We’ll definitely return to the fair next year. Our colleagues in Hong Kong told us that Hong Kong is a safe place and the Hong Kong fair provides an excellent opportunity to promote our new service, so we never think of withdrawing from the fair.”
James Lin (centre), Co-founder/CEO, nuVision Technology Co. Limited, Mainland China (booth: 1E-A34) |
 "Launched 11 years ago, LEIX is our own eyewear brand characterised by fashionable and colourful designs that targets young people. Our products are sold in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Southeast Asia and Taiwan. This is our second time participating in the Brand Name Gallery of the Hong Kong International Optical Fair. Every year, the Brand Name Gallery gathers many brands from all over the world, attracting a lot of attention from international buyers. We hope to develop new markets such as Australia and Canada through the fair. We have met with new buyers from Australia, Iran , Israel, Southeast Asia and Taiwan and received onsite orders from more than 20 existing and new buyers. Each order size ranges from 400 to 3,000 pieces. The business results have exceeded our expectations. The Hong Kong fair is very international, so we'll definitely come back next year. Although there are social events in Hong Kong, the situation here is not that worse. Our business has not been affected at all."
Yu Lei, CEO, Shenzhen Element Glasses Co Ltd, Mainland China (booth: GH-B10) |
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| Sights and Sounds on Nov 7 |
| The 17th Hong Kong International Optometric Symposium: Advancements in Optometric Specialties |
One of the Fair's educational pillars, the 17th Hong Kong International Optometric Symposium gathered industry experts to share knowledge, the latest research achievements and emerging trends in global optometry. Under this year's theme of "Advancements in Optometric Specialities," the Symposium offered a golden opportunity to learn the latest top-level insight in the world of optometry.
A pre-approved CPD programme recognised by the Optometrists Board of Hong Kong, the Symposium’s attendees will be given a Certificate of Attendance for six CPD hours after completing the full-day symposium, or three CPD hours by completing the half-day programme. The Symposium is also accredited by the Council on Optometric Practitioner Education (COPE) which is widely recognised by over 50 optometric boards across the world. |
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| Welcome remarks by Prof Carly Lam (left), Interim Head, School of Optometry, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Stanley Kwan, Vice-President, The Hong Kong Optometric Association. |
| Opening remarks Dr Tony Ko Pat-sing, Chief Executive, Hospital Authority. |
| Dr Tony Ko Pat-sing (6th from right), Chief Executive, Hospital Authority; Sophia Chong (7th from right), Assistant Executive Director, HKTDC; Prof David Shum (5th from right), Dean, Faculty of Health and Social Sciences, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Stanley Kwan (6th from left), Vice-President, The Hong Kong Optometric Association; Prof Carly Lam (4th from right), Interim Head, School of Optometry, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Grace Tai (5th from left), President, The Hong Kong Optical Manufacturers Association together with the speakers and moderators of the symposium
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Dr May Wu, Hong Kong Optometric Association |
Dr Frederick R Edmunds, OD, FAAO, Private Practice Optometrist (United States) |
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Angel Wong, MSc, BSc (Hons) Optom, Senior Optometrist, School of Optometry, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
Stanley Tien, FCOVD, FACBO, MSc, BSc, Private Practice Optometrist, (Malaysia) |
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Dr Larry Ng, OD, FAAO, FBCLA, Senior Clinical Associate, School of Optometry, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
Prof Rob Jacobs, PhD, MSc(Optom), LOSc, GradDipBus, FAAO, FVCO, MNZM, Associate Professor, School of Optometry & Vision Science, The University of Auckland (New Zealand) |
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Dr Richard Wu, OD, MS, FAAO, FIACLE, FPCO, Private Practice Optometrist (United States) |
Prof Hao-tian Lin, MD, PhD, Director of AI & Big Data, Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center, Sun Yat-sen University (Mainland China) |
| Hear What Symposium Attendees Say |
“I attended the Hong Kong International Optometric Symposium because it is a COPE accredited continuing education class. There is no better place to be when I want to attend a one-stop event that brings together an international team of exhibitors boasting their latest optometric instruments and designs. I’m also looking for products that are suitable for primary eye care examinations for the needy. We provide out-of-office examinations in places such as community centres, schools, and nursing home settings. Thus, product portability, its quality design and pricing are some factors that affect my interest when scanning around the exhibition areas. Majority of exhibitors usually take bulk orders from buyers/distributors. But this is a good chance for me to look and appreciate all the unique products from different ophthalmic suppliers across Asia and be able to get a hands-on evaluation whether their products and designs meet the future global eye care needs for optometrists serving various parts of our communities.”
Dr Lily Chan, Clinical Associate, School of Optometry, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
| Gathering international journalists, exhibitors and industry players, the Media Breakfast Meeting was a great opportunity for networking and knowledge exchange while models showcased exquisite eyewear in a fashionable parade. |
| From left: Byron Lee, Senior Exhibitions Manager, HKTDC; Sun Lam, Vice President, HKOMA; Grace Tai, President, HKOMA and Tony Chow, Vice President, HKOMA at the Media Breakfast Meeting. |
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| Siu-Yin Shing (left), Founder and Editor-in-Chief, MyGlassesAndMe Ltd (UK) and David Menning, CEO, Smartbuyglasses (HK) |
Global Perspectives and Innovation – Hong Kong Eyewear
Good Design |
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| Nathan Wong, R&D Secretary, HKOMA (Moderator) |
Kenny Kwok, CEO, Kelfred Holdings Ltd |
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| Vincent Lee, AustSports Chief Brand Officer, Arts Group |
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| Product Demo & Launch Pad |
| Precision Eyewear Testing & Inspection Services Co., Ltd. |
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9:30am – 4:30pm |
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Clara Hung
Manager, Marketing Communications
Exhibitions Department |
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