Taipei 101 "Collectors' Time Gravity" Exclusive Interview──Liu Zhekui
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Liu Zhekui, founder of Shida Games, believes that the art of watchmaking is just like creating games. It is the persistence of ideas and dreams, creativity and art carved with the soul.
When he was a child, his father gave Liu Zhekui a watch, which not only taught him the importance of time, but also planted the seeds in young Liu Zhekui's heart to start a future of watch collection.
From the perspective of a professional craftsman, Liu Zhekui believes that games are like watchmaking. What players or collectors see is not only the appearance, but also its stability and gameplay, which is actually the soul of a work of art.
Liu Zhekui shared:「I own both Lange watches. When I first bought them, I was fascinated by the mechanical craftsmanship on the back of the watch. It was like a miniature city, which made people unconsciously fall into it. "
For Liu Zhekui, a watch is not a top-notch "art object" limited to special occasions, but a "art object" that can actually be worn on the body.
Speaking of Breguet, Liu Zhekui said:「I actually ordered this Breguet250anniversary single hand watchClassique Subscription…Because in the entire history of Breguet, apart from pocket watches, Breguet has never seen a single-hand watch, and looking at the watch world, there are very few that only use a single hand to indicate time, so I think it is very special. More importantly, this watch gives me a feeling of "slowing down life", which is what I need very much in my life right now. "