Opinion: Rethinking “Made in China”
Leading the charge is China’s oldest watch company, Tianjin Seagull Watch Co., or simply, Seagull. Ticking since 1955, Seagull has risen to become the world’s largest producer of watch movements(!).
Unraveling the Enchantment of Tourbillon: An In-depth Exploration
The tourbillon, translated as "whirlwind" from French, stands as a pinnacle feature within high-end mechanical watches. Conceived by Abraham-Louis Breguet in 1795, its primary purpose was to refine...
Li Jiaqi: Engraving Time in Seagull Watches
Li Jiaqi (李家琦), former Director of the Art Creation Studio of Tianjin Sea-Gull Watch Group Co., Ltd., is a national model worker, China Watch Master, and senior technician. He has successively won ...
A Lifelong Bond Across Time For Seagull 1963 Original
Last week, an elderly gentleman visited the Sea-Gull flagship store in Tianjin's Little White House, lingering in front of the 1963 chronograph reissue for a long while. As a salesperson enthusiast...
Seagull Celebrates the Year of the Dragon and 60 Years of Friendship with France
To usher in the Year of the Dragon in 2024, Seagull Watches have developed a lacquer tourbillon wristwatch incorporating the Chinese intangible cultural heritage craft of lacquerware with exquisite.
Thunder Out of China: Chinese Movements No Longer Just On The Horizon
The biggest Chinese watch and movement manufacture, Sea-Gull, improving quality and slowly leaving that market, heading to more expensive, more complicated timepieces.