Bought this beauty in 2005. It's one of my favorites of all time. To each his own. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. So on, and so on. It's great to hear from other fans of this unique expression. Thanks.
My next goal watch. I've had this watch bookmarked on my computer for years at this point and have really fallen in love with its "different" kind of design. People have their criticisms and opinions, but I love the sharp link to lug attachment and odd addition of the crown guard.
@@user-kh7fjm7jy7o no I did not. I do have a Pasha Seatimer. The Pasha is a great watch. It’s quirky, Cartier design and you get a bit more in terms of features. Like the 100m water resistance. I like the Pasha.
@@tdtdtd1826 Mr Hirota says he did interview Mr Genta himself though. Do you have a solid sourse to back up that Pasha was definitely a Genta design? Everything I've read pretty much says Pasha was "allegedly" designed by Genta. I own a Pasha, so I would love to know if it was definitely designed by Genta.
@@SuperMAYUSAMA The Gerald Genta Heritage Association founded by his wife literally mentions the Pasha among the iconic models of his. Just google their official website.
The emphasis Pásha is incorrect, Pashá is correct. Unfortunately, all the reviewers who talked about this watch have little knowledge of Eastern culture and history.
Bought this beauty in 2005. It's one of my favorites of all time. To each his own. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. So on, and so on. It's great to hear from other fans of this unique expression. Thanks.
My next goal watch. I've had this watch bookmarked on my computer for years at this point and have really fallen in love with its "different" kind of design. People have their criticisms and opinions, but I love the sharp link to lug attachment and odd addition of the crown guard.
Thanks for sharing! I love the Pasha. It's a great watch.
I bought one recently and I absolutely love it. So uniquely beautiful.
Awesome! Congrats.
could you explain me how to wind it? after i unscrew the crown, I can turn the mini crown clockwise? like rolex?
What is the lug to lug distance of the 35mm Pasha?
So you purchased this pasha? If you did, do you recommend pasha to me? Actually I’m seriously thinking about getting that watch
@@user-kh7fjm7jy7o no I did not. I do have a Pasha Seatimer. The Pasha is a great watch. It’s quirky, Cartier design and you get a bit more in terms of features. Like the 100m water resistance. I like the Pasha.
I have pasha and love it but Mr Hirota of Chronos Japan says that it's not a genta design watch.
I love it either way though.
Mr Hirota is illiterate and obviously not very knowledgeable abt pasha history
@@tdtdtd1826 Mr Hirota says he did interview Mr Genta himself though.
Do you have a solid sourse to back up that Pasha was definitely a Genta design?
Everything I've read pretty much says Pasha was "allegedly" designed by Genta.
I own a Pasha, so I would love to know if it was definitely designed by Genta.
@@SuperMAYUSAMA The Gerald Genta Heritage Association founded by his wife literally mentions the Pasha among the iconic models of his. Just google their official website.
The emphasis Pásha is incorrect, Pashá is correct. Unfortunately, all the reviewers who talked about this watch have little knowledge of Eastern culture and history.
Thanks! Did not know that.
Oh no, it’s a ladies watch. Got to say doesn’t look great on you in my humble opinion.
Thats okay 😁👍 I still kinda like it.
@@NikolausHirsch that is obviously the most important thing, you should always buy what you like, what do I know?👍
@@NikolausHirschit’s gorgeous on u. 36mm is a sweat spot like Rolex date .not a girlie watch at all