Widowed father Daniel runs his late wife’s flower shop and struggles to raise his rebellious son Max. The boy resents him for prioritizing work over their family during his mother’s illness. Meanwhile, ruthless developer Raymond seeks to demolish the commercial street for a mall, using bribes and threats. One night, Daniel finds an old pocket watch among his wife’s belongings. It rewinds time by three minutes with every press, yet each reset erases one precious memory of her. Engraved on its back lies a cruel truth: Every second has its price. He uses the power to protect the shop and mend their bond, evading sabotage and schemes. However, he gradually loses cherished memories—her favorite song, their first date, and her final words. When Max discovers the secret, he breaks down in agony. Sitting alone in the ruined shop, Daniel finally abandons the watch. He tells his son love is not about rewinding the past, but moving forward. United with fellow shop owners, they expose the developer’s crimes. Max’s viral video brings public attention, shutting down Raymond’s illegal scheme. Daniel tucks the watch away. Though he cannot recall his wife’s last words, he realizes true love transcends fading memories.
