RollsTimiPagani Design 1752 DD36 Luxury Men's Automatic Mechanical Watch, Sapphire Glass, Day Date Watch, Seagull Caliber ST16, 100m Water Resistant

The watch itself feels light weight, a little rough, chinesey cheap feel and sound when tossing on the hand and moving the links about....BUT it looks absolutely amazing on the wrist! The movement again is unrefined, skippy springy to change date.....BUT did I say that the watch looks amazing?! Seriously the look on the wrist, the size, the way it shines when the light hits it, its a major head turner. Rolex wow factor. For what it is I have no complaints. The look is timeless class.

The light blue color of this dial is incredibly striking and lovely. It's the main reason I got this watch, along with it being an automatic. Good size and heft, measuring approx 36mm in diameter (not including crown), 44mm lug to lug, 12mm thick, and a 20mm strap/bracelet size. The caseback has a display window which lets you see the rotor moving and the balance turning, always nice. Thick and sturdy bracelet with a thick branded deployment clasp. A few accessories are included, like a polishing cloth and small screwdriver for adjusting the bracelet length, as the links are screwed together.All of this sounds nice, but the dial is the big letdown. Despite the wonderful color, there are many strange things going on here. First is the day of the week, fully spelled out, in a cutout window at the 12 o'clock position. This watch isn't terribly large at 36mm diameter, so that takes up a lot of real estate. There is also a date window at the standard 3 o'clock position, nice large numbers, with a cyclops eye magnifier.The numerals are just... wrong. They're Roman numerals, but don't follow the rules. For example, "4" is presented here as "IIII" when it should be "IV." "5" is "I" instead of "V," yet "6" is "VI" which is correct. "7" is just "I," "8" is correct, "9" is "I," "10 is "X" (correct) but "11" is "I" again. It seems like they're just skipping every other number, and it's really strange. The markers do seem a bit too large for the face, and perhaps the numerals needed to be consolidated because of that, but the whole situation is just odd and off-putting. It really kind of ruins what would be a lovely watch face through poor design choices.

I forgot to take a photo of the exhibition rear glass case that shows the movement. This is a nice Datejust clone that is a very clean design timepiece. It has fine-line detail all over and they certainly spent some time manufacturing this. Pagani makes a ton of homage watches legally as the original patents have expired. I own a few Omega's and this watch is very classy. I'm more of a silver-with-white-face watch type of guy and this gold and black watch really stands out in my collection. The sapphire crystal stands out and definitely makes this watch acceptable to wear!

This watch is a real head-turner. It's beautifully polished and on the wrist it looks much more expensive than it really is. Yes, some of the indices are applied crooked (especially the one at 6 o'clock) but in my view it doesn't really detract much from the watch and no one else is going to notice it but me, so I'm happy with the quality overall.Legibility of the watch is pretty good depending on the lighting but the hands and the indices are polished so there is a bit of glare depending on the lighting.Accuracy and reliability have been good. I'm not certain which movement this watch has but it is decorated and visible on the underside of the watch, which is a nice touch. It's an automatic and you can also wind it by hand if you prefer.I had some difficulty at first in setting the watch because the crown was screwed down so tight, I couldn't loosen it with my fingers and I had to (carefully) use pliers to get a grip on it. After that, it was smooth sailing. Setting the watch is very easy - pull the crown out one clock to set the time, and two clicks to set the day and date. Just be careful to read the instructions and don't manually change the day/date between 6:00pm and 6:00am or you could accidentally damage the movement.Overall, it's a great watch especially considering the price. I own several different Pagani Design watches now and all have been excellent.

This is a pretty great homage watch for the price. The case is nicely finished and machined. The movement is decent and the clear caseback is a nice touch. Adjusting the date and time is al little finicky as the crown goes on really tight when you first start to mess with it, but it seemed to loosen up after a few tries. It has a good weight to it and the band is also nicely made. At this price range, this watch deserves a 9 out 10 for both craftsmanship and overall quality.