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Giant makes these statements itself, on its own channel, with a date on each one. Nothing on this page is a claim this site invented.
Giant films inside its own plant and puts the clip up the same week. The workshop photographs on this site come from the same rooms.
A row of assembly benches in the workshop, staff seated at individual lit stations. Giant overlays the words ODM and OEM China Factory on this photograph.
How components are handled between operations, filmed on the floor.
A single assembly station, from the same workshop set Giant publishes with its service line overlaid.
The claim a buyer most often cannot check. Giant states it on camera and dates it.
A movement being fitted, photographed in black and white. Giant overlays a manufacturing experience line on this image.
Which steel a case is cut from, explained by the factory rather than by a spec sheet. Both grades appear in Giant’s own model titles.
Case work photographed in black and white, from the same overlaid series.
Japan quartz, PC20 quartz and Japanese automatic movements are the three Giant names in its product titles.
A quartz dial photographed close, showing applied markers and the date window.
What happens to a drawing after a brand sends it in.
Watch hands photographed close before fitting.
Giant addresses revision cost directly on camera.
Two finished watches in a lit display case.
Who carries the cost when a unit fails after delivery.
Three moonphase models on leather straps, photographed together by Giant.
Their FAQ index publishes the questions. These are the ordering ones, quoted as written. The answers live on Giant’s own pages.
The figure of 500 pieces appears inside Giant’s own question, not as a published policy line, so it is shown here the same way.