Pagani Design Homage Men's Quartz Watches Japan Movement Ceramic Bezel Stainless Steel Screw-in Crown Waterproof Sport Chronograph Watch Fashion Casual Synthetic Sapphire Mirror 1644 Wrist Watch

This is a great homage piece from Pagani Design, and at this price, what a great value proposition. Pagani Design nailed the look of the watch and the Seiko mechanical-quartz movement, I find to be very accurate and dependable. The chronograph works perfectly and I particularly enjoy the way the seconds hand snaps back to its starting position. The pushers and the crown are easy to use and feel very sturdy. I use the chronometer feature all the time for timing meats on the grill or as a cooking timer in the kitchen, works great ... this Daytona homage definitely gets a recommendation from me. Enjoy.

We all know what this watch is an homage of. And for the price, they do a fine job of it. It looks good, the band feels good despite the cheap price and it keeps good time. The is OK.. thats to be expected with the dial face I picked. I would prefer a high contrast between hands and dial. The is neutral enough to go with a good many looks and it's just dressy enough for a night out and still not be out of place hanging out on the weekend.

I was genuinely impressed by this Pagani Design Daytona Homage watch. From the moment I unboxed it, the watch exuded a sense of luxury—both in appearance and in feel. The stainless steel band has a solid, weighty quality that feels premium on the wrist, and the ceramic bezel adds a refined touch. The standout feature for me is the meteorite-textured dial. It’s absolutely stunning in person—subtle yet eye-catching, with a depth and shimmer that gives the watch a unique character. It elevates the entire aesthetic and makes it look far more expensive than it actually is. Functionally, it’s been keeping time accurately so far, which is always a pleasant surprise at this price point. The chronograph functions are responsive and the screw-down crown adds a reassuring sense of durability. For under $100, this watch is a fantastic deal. It punches well above its weight in terms of style, build quality, and performance. If you're looking for a timepiece that blends sporty sophistication with everyday wearability, this one’s a winner.

This is my second Pagani chronograph (the other is the Omega Speedmaster chronograph homage) and like the other one, it is gorgeous and very well made. This is an homage to the Rolex Daytona and like the other watch, it has slight variations on the same theme. This is not a knock-off watch trying to exactly replicate the more expensive brand. It's Pagani's interpretation on the Daytona and they did a brilliant job. The stainless steel case, back, and bracelet are top notch. The sapphire crystal is gorgeous, and the entire fit and finish of the watch is just amazing. And, it has the reliable, precise, low-maintenance-cost Seiko VK63 quartz movement inside. I've seen some reviews complaining about the lack of lume on this watch. Of course at this price you're not going to get nearly the same level of C3 lume performance as Super-LumiNova, Seiko's LumiBrite, or Rolex's Chromalight. Pagani's BGW9 lume is still pretty good though. Remember, you're purchasing a sub-$100 watch, so don't expect luxury watch level lume. This Pagani watch looks/works just fine in the dark if you've 'charged' it properly throughout the day with enough light.

The watch is beautiful and is a very good alternative to the Rolex Daytona. The only issues are that the tachymetre has some small scratches that that cannot be rubbed away. One of the screw-down pushers also jiggles a bit and does not tighten when screwed down like the other one. These issues may vary but overall, it functions properly and looks very nice on-wrist

Well I’ll give it one star for now since the one that arrived the crown was stuck and I could not set up the time! I was expecting a bit more for an 80 dollar watch I guess haha, I’ll update later once the replacement gets here , it’s a beautiful watch though

The watch is ok, but it is nothing like the pictures. The dial looks like it was grinded to look scratched. There are no details like in the picture. Everything works and from a distance it looks cool.

ok I came into this purchase very skeptical. I am no watch snob. I think Rolex is almost all hype. I typically see myself as a Seiko person which is why I wanted to try one of these because I saw they use seiko movement, thus japan movement on the pagani watch face. the packaging far surpasses Seikos with far more plastic wrap on the band and face and back, a better interior foam protection and even a more interesting box. Seiko is rather generic although nice enough with a better pillow instead of again cheap foam block. The watch itself has sharp face graphics, good heft in weight. solid band with the most impressive feature at this price.... band links that unscrew with a provided tiny screw driver instead of requiring PUSHING out or a special tool. I have spent a long while adjusting seiko bands with some frustration. The clasp is very solid with rather SQUARED off edges that could be a bit sharp with another persons arm while holding hands.I would recommend Pagani work on rounding the edges I will update once I know how well it keeps accurate time but if it is seiko movement I DOUBT that will be the issue. this look would cost well over 200$ so I wanted to try. I am happy I did. I work in advertising and branding and know from experience that more expensive does not equal more reliable or even more quality. Compare a camry to a mercedes e350 for a perfect example. The camry simply works better and its residual value shows this. Pagani design is the brand that makes more sense and way less risk. Why put 10-$20,000 on your wrist and rich scratching your investment? A couple of last thought. Pagani should make their logo icon a raised bezeled dimension item on the face in place of the 12 mark similar to Rolex. Their logo deserves more than a flat front on the face that seems a little cheap compared to even seiko LS treatment of their brand in chronographs. In all fairness the seiko Daytona homage in $500 so there's that. On of the 3 inner dials represent the hour of the day for full 24 hours so you can tell if your set for am or pm for the date change. A feature the seiko does not have. Even the cheapest chrome by seiko at this face size is $140 so this thing really is a steal and even being a lower cost has better bracelet, better protection for delivery and weigh a bit more if you like a watch with substance. And lastly the watch controls allow screw down securing for better water resistance and preventing accidental stop watch activation or changing time. The buttons themselves when unscrewed to open use position still require a solid push and satisfying click to start stop timer. If yours seems like it's not working you need to unscrew the button more or push harder. It's a manly solid force required like an Olympic quality stop watch. Features I have never seen on a budget watch. So as a wrap up I suggest you try it with an open mind because a logo has no meaning unless you believe it's magical like fairy dust or Santa clause. Judge pagani as a watch and try to forget its price. You might be as surprise ssd as I was. I kinda wish I knew before I bought 3 seikos recently.