Three steps. One watch they made.
1. Draw it
On our specialised matte-finish case and dial, kids draw, colour, and doodle their design directly onto the watch. Washable markers let them reinvent it daily; acrylic markers lock in a permanent masterpiece.
2. Snap it together
With tool-free quick-release bars, children swap and snap their own straps and modules into place — no glue, no grown-up tools — feeling the real thrill of bringing an invention to life.
3. Wear it out
Every child leaves wearing a functioning wristwatch they designed and assembled themselves — plus a badge of environmental honour for turning waste into something worth keeping.
The ultimate hands-on DIY experience
The ultimate hands-on DIY experience
Our top priority is pure, active creation. This isn't a kit on rails — the child is the maker, start to finish.
- The canvas case & dial: draw, colour, and redraw directly on the watch.
- Quick-release assembly: swap and snap straps independently, no tools needed.
- A real timepiece: a genuine working watch they take home, not a toy that breaks by bedtime.
A project you build together
A project you build together
The child leads the creative vision; the parent is right there as their trusted design partner. The workshop is a space to brainstorm artistic ideas, solve assembly steps together, and share a genuine bonding milestone.
You leave with more than a watch — you leave with a functional piece of art you made side by side, and the memory of having made it.
Real-world STEAM, made tangible
By building the watch, abstract subjects become skills kids can feel in their hands.
Science & Engineering
Kids discover how engineering transforms raw, recycled ocean waste into a durable polymer — and how a high-precision Japanese movement keeps perfect time.
Technology & Math
Children practise geometric alignment, measure real components — a 36mm case, 18mm lugs — and work out the mechanical logic of an analog clock.
Art & Self-Expression
The dial is an ever-evolving medium for visual storytelling — a watch face that becomes a child's own canvas for who they are.
Workshop questions, answered
Who is the workshop for?
Children are the makers, with a parent or guardian alongside as their design partner. The build suits a wide age range — younger kids get hands-on help with the assembly steps, while older children and teens can run the full build independently. It's a favourite for schools, birthday parties, and family or community events.
What does each child take home?
A complete, functioning ModuLab wristwatch they assembled and designed themselves — recycled ocean-plastic case and dial, a high-precision Japanese quartz movement, and their own custom-drawn artwork. Every child also earns a badge of environmental honour for turning waste into something worth keeping.
Is this a real STEAM learning experience?
Yes. By physically building the watch, children explore Science and Engineering (how recycled waste becomes durable polymer, how a movement keeps time), Technology and Math (geometric alignment, measuring a 36mm case and 18mm lugs, the logic of an analog clock), and Art (designing their own dial). It's hands-on STEAM, not a slideshow.
How do I pay for the workshop?
There's no online checkout — booking is handled personally over WhatsApp. Once you message us to reserve your seat, we'll confirm availability and the payment options for your session. Fees are HK$480 per child class and HK$880 per parent-child pair.
How do we book a workshop?
Booking is by WhatsApp. Message us at +852 9520 3503 with your preferred class type (child or parent-child pair), date, and time slot, and we'll confirm your seat. School bookings, larger groups, and corporate events are welcome too — just let us know on WhatsApp.
Sessions & pricing
Pick a session and message us to book
Dates: 18 & 25 July; 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 August. Times: 10–11am or 2–3pm. Ages 4–10. Seats are limited per session — message us on WhatsApp to reserve.
Child class — HK$480 / session
One child builds and designs their own recycled-plastic watch, with guided instruction and all materials included. Parents are welcome to watch.
Parent-child pair — HK$880 / session
One adult and one child build together, side by side — each taking home their own finished watch. The most popular way to do the workshop.
Where the workshop happens
Where the workshop happens
Our workshops run at the ModuLab Hong Kong Store in Mong Kok — a one-hour, hands-on build for ages 4–10, with morning and afternoon sessions.
ModuLab Hong Kong Store
Room 1513, 15/F, Grand Century Place Tower 2,
Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Booking: message us on WhatsApp at +852 9520 3503.