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The Seagull Rattrapante Split Second Chronograph is a rare and intricate timepiece that brings the renowned rattrapante complication within reach of a broader audience. Revered in the world of horology for its ingenuity and craftsmanship, the rattrapante function—historically reserved for the elite—has always been a symbol of luxury and precision. Now, Seagull is redefining the landscape with the most affordable rattrapante chronograph, priced at just $3,649. Powered by the newly developed ST1961 movement, this timepiece showcases exceptional craftsmanship and precision, reflecting Seagull’s commitment to quality. With only 500 pieces globally, it is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of horological history.
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Seagull 1963 -- The Best Pilot Watch to Buy
When it comes to iconic pilot watches, the Seagull 1963 chronograph stands out as a top contender for any aviation enthusiast. With its bold retro styling, reliable mechanical movement, and rich history, this classic Chinese chronograph represents an excellent pilot watch choice for both design and performance.
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ST1901 Manual-winding
ST1901 Manual-winding
ST1901 Manual-winding
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Leather + NATO
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Mechanical rattrapante aka split-seconds chronographs have long been one of the most complicated and difficult to produce complications out there. Sea-Gull Rattrapante, this $3,649 Chinese watch could be the best value in watchmaking, China's first-ever split-seconds chronograph and will likely make a splash throughout the industry.

While most tribute pieces that you see have a history revolving around American or European firsts or feats, this watch pays tribute to a Chinese accomplishment. The Seagull 1963 Air Force Watch is a tribute to the very first watch that was manufactured in China, for the Chinese Air Force.

Sea-Gull is of the few Chinese watch brands that do a decent job marketing themselves, and offer an arguably good value. If you explore Sea-Gull’s site a bit, you can see that they have gold watches and those with traditionally upscale complications such minute repeaters and tourbillons. These go for many thousands – all from a Chinese maker.

That all changed when the Tianjin Seagull landed a cult hit with the ST19, a remake of the historical Venus 175 chronograph movement.
The quality of the movements has been amazingly stable. The Chinese have been making mechanical movements for a very long time. Seagull is the strongest and the best quality.

Seagull movements have a proven history, Swiss roots and allow for cool, intriguing watches for less than their Swiss and often Japanese counterparts.
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