Caveman Watches, Ghana’s pioneering luxury watch brand, has hosted a delegation from the Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) at its newly inaugurated production hub, “The New Cave.”
The visit formed part of ongoing efforts to highlight and amplify Ghana’s capacity to produce globally competitive, non-traditional exports.
The delegation which was spearheaded by GEPA’s deputy Chief Executive Officers, Mr. Raymond Rashid Kramer and Mr. Ambrose Edwin Nsarkoh, toured through the intricate watchmaking process from concept design to casing, polishing, and finishing underscoring the brand’s strict adherence to international production standards.
The team was visibly impressed by the level of automation, the scale of operations, and the number of skilled hands involved behind the scenes.
“We are truly amazed at what is happening here at Caveman Watches,” Mr Kramer remarked. “The level of machinery and precision, as well as the dedication of the workforce, is a testament to what Ghanaian ingenuity can achieve. It’s inspiring to see such excellence being built locally.”
Caveman Watches, founded in 2018 by entrepreneur Anthony Dzamefe, has grown into a symbol of African luxury and innovation. Its flagship models, including the “Blue Volta” and “Antique Leather,” fuse culture with international design standards and have received recognition both locally and abroad.
“Our goal is not just to create watches, but to tell African stories through timepieces,” said Caveman Watches CEO, “We are grateful for this visit, this tour reaffirms our belief that we are on the right path, and we are excited about the future of Ghanaian craftsmanship. With the right platforms and visibility, brands like ours can make a strong impression on the world stage.”
The visit represented a valuable opportunity for dialogue between brands and key export facilitators. GEPA’s mandate includes providing guidance and policy-driven advise to enhance the visibility and readiness of local products for global markets particularly within the creative and manufacturing sectors.
