Red Star Seagull 1963

The Seagull 1963 is a wristwatch that has become well-known and respected amongst watch enthusiasts, particularly for its historical significance and vintage aesthetic. Origin: Established in 1955, the Seagull legacy originated in Tianjin, the oldest industrial city in China. In 1961, the Tianjin watch factory was entrusted with the task of developing the official aviation watch for Chinese air force pilots. Classified serial numbers were assigned to maintain organization, and the confidential code for watches designed for the Chinese Air Force personnel was 'project 304.' By 1963, over 30 prototypes were completed, marking the completion of the official version of 'project 304,' now recognized internationally as 'the 1963.' As the factory expanded, it adopted various names. In 1974, coinciding with the commencement of watch exports, the name was anglicized to "Seagull." The choice of the seagull as a symbol represents the aspiration to cover great distances, aligning with the company'