ATOP Time Science and Art Experience Center

ATOP (Wang Ding), established in 1984, successfully developed computer connectors, mice, stationery pen barrels, and plastic gears for quartz clock movements. In 2002, recognizing the advent of the global village era and aiming to distinguish themselves among numerous movement manufacturers, they resolutely invested heavily and collaborated with ITRI (Industrial Technology Research Institute) to research and develop a 'world time zone watch movement,' drawing inspiration from Switzerland. After seven years of dedicated effort, leveraging their integrated, proprietary technology, they designed and developed the ATOP World Time Zone Watch. By simply rotating the watch's city dial, the hands automatically adjust the time, and the watch face displays day and night. They have obtained patents in various countries and won multiple domestic and international design awards. In 2012, they established the ATOP Time Science and Art Experience Center, themed around time.