Pagani Design 1701 V3 Men's Chronograph Quartz Dial 40mm VK63 Movement Stainless Steel Mirror Sapphire Watch 100 Metre Water Resistant Sports Watch

Perfetto, peso giusto per la grandezza, movimento ultra preciso, cristallo allo zaffiro quindi antigraffio, bracciale molto bello e ben spazzolato, è un 100m wr. A me piace tantissimo, gran pezzo per la mia collezione ad un prezzo direi regalato. Molto belle anche le altre versioni, al di là che sia molto simile al famoso Omega ho preso questo per il colore e sopratutto il datario che non in tutti c'è. Si adatta a tutti i polsi, a me piacciono più grandi adatti al mio polso xl ma piace anche medio come questo.

After watching several online reviews, I was curious enough to purchase the Pagani Design 1701 V3 Men's Chronograph—a 40mm watch with VK63 mecha-quartz movement, stainless steel case, and bracelet. At approximately $107, my expectation was simple: you get what you pay for. I anticipated a functional homage piece that would knock off the original design without much else to offer. However, once in hand, I was genuinely surprised by how much better this watch performs. It's hefty for its size with no detectable "cheapness" when you first handle it. The features work exceptionally well, and the chronograph's sweeping second hand has a smooth motion compared to standard quartz watches like my Casio. This is exactly the same as my Omega and Rolex watches. The timekeeping is flawless, and the watch is genuinely pleasant to look at—which, after accurate timekeeping, is probably the most important consideration. The second-hand hacking feature (where the seconds stop at sets automatically to 1200 when setting the time) is remarkable and something I've never encountered in a watch at this price point. Now, let's manage expectations. This watch is impressive for the price, but I wouldn't have purchased it for much more than its current selling point. It delivers features that some watches in the $250-$300 range either lack or fail to execute properly but it is still a 'tribute' watch and something that people that don't want to drop the price of a used car on a watch may want to explore. While it's very similar to its $7,000-$9,000 inspiration—the Omega Speedmaster—this watch is amazing within its context. Just don't expect luxury-tier finishing or longevity. The presentation exceeds expectations, arriving in a well-designed box with a magnetic latch that mimics high-end watch packaging. No leather or gold embossed box, carboard, but well made cardboard box. I'll need to visit a jeweler to adjust the bracelet for a proper fit, as I lack both the tools and patience to attempt it myself (though it doesn't appear difficult). Initially, the crown was factory-tight and required persistence to unscrew for time setting, but it works smoothly now. The sapphire crystal is quite stunning, displaying the characteristic greenish aura at certain angles—a telltale sign of quality AR coating. The exhibition caseback features engraving referencing "1701" with a space-themed motif of rockets and the moon, paying homage to the original design's NASA heritage. The Omega Speedmaster Professional was famously worn during the Apollo missions in the 1960s and 70s, earning its "Moonwatch" nickname. I own watches from Rolex, Omega, Citizen, Casio, and Timex—each from different eras of my life. I expected this Pagani Design wouldn't come close to those established names. Trust me when I say: it does. Very close indeed - as a daily wear. For the money, I'm over the moon with this one.

Telling the time

Très belle montre, c’est dans mes attentes

Egentligen orättvist att ge bara 4 stjärnor. Hade fått kosta några hundra till för att få en bättre luminicens och mer detaljerad markering mellan sekunderna. Egentligen bara nördiga anmärkningar. Finishen och kvaliteten är lika bra som på schweiziska klockor under 10k. (Har ett par)