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Our preliminary analysis has revealed key insights about WATCH CAPITAL's performance and market presence. Here's a summary of our findings:
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Inactive Entity
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Strengths Identified
Areas of Concern
- Organisation is no longer operational.
How your TrustScore is determined
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Profile data last updated: 27 Jul 2026. See scam.sg/terminology for definitions.
Corporate Information
UEN
53421329D
Status
Ceased Registration
Entity type
Sole Proprietorship/ Partnership
Company type
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ACRA registration
27 Sept 2020
UEN issue date
27 Sept 2020
No. of officers
3
Annual return date
—
Contact
Website
watchcapital.com.sgSocial media
Business activity
Primary
Retail sale of watches and clocks
SSIC: 47733
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Company News
Recent news articles and media coverage about WATCH CAPITAL.
- WHEN THEY WERE YOUNG, Jarod and Joses Ng used to sneak out of the house at night and take long walks around their estate. They would dream about how they’d start their own business and be successful by the time they were 30. Today, Jarod is 25 and Joses is 22. They opened watch retail store Watch Capital in Feb 2021, and its revenue for the year is almost S$29 million. In the case of these brothers, dreams do come true – and quickly. Joses attributes the dealership’s rapid success in part to an aggressive marketing strategy: “We spent a lot on media advertising, getting ourselves covered by newspapers and magazines, and pushing out posts on social media. People saw these stories and posts and reached out to us, and we were able to build relationships that way.” Jarod says they’ve also ensured the store gives clients what they want: “We stock a wide range of watches that are in high demand. And we make the environment in Watch Capital friendly and approachable: If you walk into our store without knowing anything about watches, we’ll patiently tell you everything we know to help you make your decision.”WHEN THEY WERE YOUNG, Jarod and Joses Ng used to sneak out of the house at night and take long walks around their estate. They would dream about how they’d start their own business and be successful by the time they were 30. Today, Jarod is 25 and Joses is 22. They opened watch retail store Watch Capital in Feb 2021, and its revenue for the year is almost S$29 million. In the case of these brothers, dreams do come true – and quickly. Joses attributes the dealership’s rapid success in part to an aggressive marketing strategy: “We spent a lot on media advertising, getting ourselves covered by newspapers and magazines, and pushing out posts on social media. People saw these stories and posts and reached out to us, and we were able to build relationships that way.” Jarod says they’ve also ensured the store gives clients what they want: “We stock a wide range of watches that are in high demand. And we make the environment in Watch Capital friendly and approachable: If you walk into our store without knowing anything about watches, we’ll patiently tell you everything we know to help you make your decision.”30 Jan 2025
- Only in their 20s, these brothers earned S$15M revenue in 6 months with their luxury watch bizAt the tender ages of 18 and 19, Joses and Jarod Ng started dabbling in the luxury watch industry respectively. They eventually co-founded Watch Capital, which is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of private investment firm Pallarian Holdings. Over the past few months since entering the retail segment of the market, Watch Capital has grown rapidly with revenue surpassing S$15 million. In this interview, the Ng brothers shared with us how they grew the business — which was once a Carousell side hustle — into a seven-figure luxury watch business.30 Jan 2025
Profile Activity for WATCH CAPITAL
Analytics and engagement metrics from recent Scam.SG visitor traffic patterns and profile interactions over the past 14 days.
Steady
Comparable to other Retail Sale Of Watches And Clocks companies
Public Preview of WATCH CAPITAL
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Foundational Stage
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Frequently Asked Questions About WATCH CAPITAL
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WATCH CAPITAL has been in operation for 6 years since its incorporation in 27 September 2020 based on ACRA registration date. The business is registered with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) under UEN 53421329D.
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