Thank you for your time doing this review. This was a good looking watch. Nice with a new Pagani Design, design i think it have a bit of a retro style, i like it. I agree with you on a date, i use when i sign invoices when i done work for clients.
I bought on the brown leather strap it's a nice watch really stylish i am not keen on the butterfly bracelet hence getting the leather strap which is really nice great review
It’s a nice watch for the price, but the bezel doesn’t really fit nice with the case, with this kind of Bulova vintage feel, just a case and a glass would have been perfect
Not sure. You would have to push spring bars through the slots of the clasp links which would have to be pretty thin, or you would have to find connector links that fit the bracelet. The links are 18mm and the center links are 9mm.
Today's wear is a very sweet Sekonda automatic from the bad ol' days of the Soviet machine with a shimmer effect slate grey dial, a Slava 2427 Soviet automatic inside and a case made by cutting a Slava tank case half height and sticking a movement in, usual 18mm lugs and Soviet acrylic glass with a slight smoke to it I love these old Russian beasties and the only thing that will likely peel it off my wrist for some time to come is my incoming Seiko 6106 heavyweight, the two plane bevelled tank which I won for £30 O.o
I think this is the nicest of the pagani design chronos.
Nice looking Pagani chronograph thanks for all the reviews you do they're very useful.
Nice looking. Glad to see half links for a change.
Beautiful watch
Kinda sorta like the Bulova Lunar Pilot, but different enough, for sure.
Thank you for your time doing this review. This was a good looking watch. Nice with a new Pagani Design, design i think it have a bit of a retro style, i like it. I agree with you on a date, i use when i sign invoices when i done work for clients.
I bought on the brown leather strap it's a nice watch really stylish i am not keen on the butterfly bracelet hence getting the leather strap which is really nice great review
It’s really nice. I would like one these.
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Beautiful. Thanks
It’s a nice watch for the price, but the bezel doesn’t really fit nice with the case, with this kind of Bulova vintage feel, just a case and a glass would have been perfect
Big ass diver indeed! Great watch though! Very cool panda! Original design or not its rather pretty. You are right, it would look good on a strap!
It surely looks a bit like a scaled down Bulova Lunar Pilot. Similar case, similar pushers, but slightly different dial.
Fossil used to have a similar chrono...the Drifter. Tissot Heritage chrono is similar. You can scratch that itch with this PD.
Just say NO to Rudsian watches, luv the Pagani. Looking forward to your review of the inexpensive mechanical watches.
Did you mean to say Russian? I have always been kind of curious about Vostok and have considered getting an Amphibia Scuba Dude.
Nice looking . 07:03 I'd like to know how to set Time please ? Crown on 2d position and then ... Thanks
Crown in second position because first position is a ghost date.
“Sometimes you want to wear a big ass diver.”
I shot milk out of my nose.
I’m not drinking milk.
Can you change out the butterfly clasp for a flip lock style?
Not sure. You would have to push spring bars through the slots of the clasp links which would have to be pretty thin, or you would have to find connector links that fit the bracelet. The links are 18mm and the center links are 9mm.
@@funwithwatches7549 thanks
What size wrist do you have?
7 1/2
Today's wear is a very sweet Sekonda automatic from the bad ol' days of the Soviet machine with a shimmer effect slate grey dial, a Slava 2427 Soviet automatic inside and a case made by cutting a Slava tank case half height and sticking a movement in, usual 18mm lugs and Soviet acrylic glass with a slight smoke to it I love these old Russian beasties and the only thing that will likely peel it off my wrist for some time to come is my incoming Seiko 6106 heavyweight, the two plane bevelled tank which I won for £30 O.o
There are good ol’ days of the Soviet machine?