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5 years of Spring Sprang Sprung: How this Singapore watch fair grew from 24 to more than 70 brands

Discover Spring Sprang Sprung 2026 in Singapore, featuring over 70 independent and microbrand watches, hands-on workshops, talks and more.

5 years of Spring Sprang Sprung: How this Singapore watch fair grew from 24 to more than 70 brands

Spring Sprang Sprung, Singapore's watch fair, returned for its fifth edition in 2026, boasting over 70 independent and microbrand watch brands from across the world. The event moved to a larger venue at Glass Dome on China Street, reflecting its growth from a community of just 24 brands in 2022. The fair's organizers, co-founder Sugiharto Kusumadi and Lim Yong Keong, aimed to create an accessible and community-led platform for collectors to experience independent watches firsthand.

The fair began as an intimate gathering of watch enthusiasts united by their shared passion, but has since expanded to attract visitors from Southeast Asia and beyond. This year, more than 30 brands will be making their debut at the event, including international names such as Christopher Ward, Horage, Claude Meylan, Echo/Neutra, and Atelier Wen.

In addition to 12 Singapore microbrands, a new Chronoscape showcase featuring established independent names will also be presented. The fair offers hands-on workshops, panel discussions, and opportunities for visitors to meet the creators behind the timepieces, promoting a deeper understanding and appreciation of independent horology.

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