About Sugess Watch
Sugess is a Greater China watch brand active since 2010, specialising in affordable mechanical watches with high aspirations, sold through its official online stores. Its official buying guide distinguishes the Shenzhen head office, selling directly, from its global store, and presents the brand as a project devoted to bringing classic complications within reach at contained prices.
Its declared speciality is the tourbillon: the brand states that all its tourbillon watches use the original authentic Seagull tourbillon movement from the Tianjin maker, supplied with English and Chinese instructions and open to verification by any institution. Around that complication it builds families such as Tourbillon Master, with 316L steel cases, sapphire crystals and skeletonised designs.
The rest of the catalogue includes the Chrono Heritage series of mechanical chronographs inspired by historic Chinese ST19-powered chronos, the MoonPhase Master line with moonphase and date, and dive and GMT watches that the official store also groups under its sister brand Seestern. Sugess thus combines recognisable Chinese movements, standard modern watchmaking materials and direct international sales without intermediaries.
Its declared speciality is the tourbillon: the brand states that all its tourbillon watches use the original authentic Seagull tourbillon movement from the Tianjin maker, supplied with English and Chinese instructions and open to verification by any institution. Around that complication it builds families such as Tourbillon Master, with 316L steel cases, sapphire crystals and skeletonised designs.
The rest of the catalogue includes the Chrono Heritage series of mechanical chronographs inspired by historic Chinese ST19-powered chronos, the MoonPhase Master line with moonphase and date, and dive and GMT watches that the official store also groups under its sister brand Seestern. Sugess thus combines recognisable Chinese movements, standard modern watchmaking materials and direct international sales without intermediaries.