Men's Quartz Watch Japanese Movement Stainless Steel Multifunction Waterproof Wrist Watch, White, Bracelet

I also own a couple of Swiss quartz Chronos that cost respectively, around 5x and 20x the price of this watch. All three watches are made of 316L stainless steel with solid steel bracelets, sapphire crystal glass, ceramic bezels and screw down crowns, pushers and case backs but both the Swiss watches have cheaper, pressed steel clasps whereas the Pagani has a milled clasp that looks and feels more premium. I've seen some reviews saying that the Seiko VK63 movement is not great but over the years I've had to pay well over £100 to replace the batteries in my Swiss watches (in part because I always choose to have them resealed and pressure tested) but at the price of the Pagani, I will simply replace the watch if/when the movement fails or when the battery needs replacing.

I would recommend this item

Quite honestly this watch looks just as good and as well made as my Tag Heuer Formula 1. It’s my second Pagani and they are quite brilliant value for the price. Thoroughly recommended.

Very well put together, comfortable, very good finishing and a decent movement.

I like everything about this watch great looking and excellent time keeping

The media could not be loaded. The watch visually is stunning, but when it was delivered the second hand didn’t work(stock pointing at the 12 marker) and neither did the stopwatch functions, I wouldn’t recommend this even though it looks like a Daytona, it most certainly doesn’t function as it should, there brilliant watches out there in this price range that are a million times better, it’s not worth the money just for the Daytona look especially when the watch DOESN’T work, such a shame, the battery has been replaced but still isn’t working

Accurate, feels solid , good quality strap, quartz accurate

As it states 100m water resistance I thought I'd keep this on during a brief shallow open-water dive. Although we only got to about 35m upon surfacing and entering the boat, the watch was full of water and had stopped. I buried it at sea - it's somewhere off the coast of Barbados if you want to go find it...