Making the Case for “Made in Hong Kong” Why we should elevate and celebrate locally made products Brought to you by: A watch is allowed to be called “Swiss made” if a certain percentage of the work is done in Switzerland. Some of the watch production might be done elsewhere, in a cheaper location, and then be brought back to Switzerland for assembly. It’s not perfect, but it is a regulated and respected denomination, and if a product is “Swiss made”, it usually commands a premium. What about “Made in Hong Kong”? We’re not talking about the controversy last year whe...