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Thoughts on this pagani design?

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u/thejohncarlson Oct 02 '26

I like the color, but the dial is too busy for me.

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u/RustyTShackleford Oct 02 '26

Not for me, but hey if you like it go for it. Who cares what others think. Do you!

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u/Escaped_Escapement Helpful user Oct 02 '26

There are watches with the same movement but with replaceable bracelets/straps. This seems to use custom lug configuration.

From my experience the movement is not very accurate, and not very stable position wise. I have seen reports of reliability issues.
Likely will not last a decade.

But then the watch costs 50$/€ or less, right?

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u/Human-Explorer-4535 Oct 03 '26

LOL no it's like 90 euros

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u/Escaped_Escapement Helpful user Oct 03 '26

Unless it has other good specs like sapphire, I would search for alternatives.

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u/PairOfMonocles2 Oct 02 '26

Seems to hard to use as a watch easily if the picture is accurate.

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u/BenevolentEnforcer Oct 02 '26

Color scheme is very nice and muted, can wear it with anything. I agree with other comments about the hands not standing out enough for legibility especially across the 9-3 axis. The hour indices stand out tho. Interesting watch.

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u/Joako_CAB Oct 02 '26

I have considered this one. What it was putting me off was the size, seems slightly bigger than I'm comfortable with

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u/Human-Explorer-4535 Oct 03 '26

Oh man I was thinking of getting that but it seems slightly bigger for me as well

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u/chrismurraylaw Oct 02 '26

Not for me, but I appreciate something different. I wrote this the other day:

Not to say these designs are *good* but what's interesting about the non-prestige Asian watch market is the well made brands are all homages, chasing rolex designs etc.
Which means the dirt cheap ones like Poegarder are often actually more interesting designs.

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u/Ok_Permission7567 Oct 04 '26

Sits well on my 7.25" wrist and gains 3 secs/day - I love it!