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    Timekeepers Circle

    The Starhill · Horology
    The Watches were Just the Beginning.
    Timekeepers’ Circle is The Starhill’s evolving platform for exploring the people, stories and culture behind horology. Beyond the watches themselves, it is a space for conversations with collectors, watchmakers, artists and tastemakers — uncovering what draws them to horology, how their collecting journeys began, and the personal stories that make each timepiece meaningful.
    01 / The Collectors

    Every Collection Tells a Different Story.

    Behind every collection is a story — shaped by curiosity, personal milestones, unexpected discoveries and a fascination with the craft of watchmaking.

    Through Timekeepers’ Circle, we meet the people behind the watches. From collectors who have spent years building their collections to those who discovered horology through a single meaningful timepiece, each journey offers a different perspective on why watches matter.

    01
    Tatted Jam
    A collector whose journey into watches reflects a deep appreciation for design, craftsmanship and individuality.
    INTERVIEW VIDEO →
    02
    Nic James
    Exploring the personal stories, references and collecting philosophy behind a lifelong fascination with horology.
    INTERVIEW VIDEO →
    03
    Tin-Tin Nilsson
    A perspective shaped by a love for watches, distinctive design and the stories that give each piece its character.
    INTERVIEW VIDEO →
    04
    Tien Tan
    More stories from the collector community are coming soon.
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    02 / From Stories to a Circle

    From Stories to a Circle.

    What began as a series of conversations online found its way into the real world with the first offline Timekeepers’ Circle.

    Hosted with Nic James at OKAJU, the gathering brought together collectors and watch enthusiasts from Malaysia and Bangkok, including Tin-Tin Nilsson and Tien Tan.

    There were watches to discover, conversations to exchange and new connections to make.

    More than an event, Timekeepers’ Circle is becoming a community — a place where people who share a fascination with horology can meet, exchange stories and discover new perspectives.