In the bustling iSquare area of Tsim Sha Tsui, "Watch Banka" is not a traditional watch shop, but a consignment platform that gives time a second life. Behind every watch here lies a story waiting to be told.

The soul of this platform comes from three founders with very different backgrounds: Poko, a former Hong Kong police officer, is adept at understanding people's hearts and can read the genuine connection between customers and watches from subtle expressions; the organizer, known as "Class Leader," uses strong cohesion to connect sellers and buyers scattered all over the world into a community of mutual trust; and Ming Sir, a watchmaker with decades of experience, can understand the pulse of every movement and use his skillful hands to make the stopped years beat again.

This is a stage for "ownership" and "inheritance." Here, an antique Rolex might represent a significant portion of an older overseas Chinese's life memories, while a pair of watches for a young couple witnesses the rise and fall of love. The three founders are not only connoisseurs of watches but also gatekeepers of memories. Within the small space of a watch face, they have witnessed countless life stories of letting go and encountering, saying goodbye and beginning.