Robert Weber
I had to return the first order I received because the hour and minute hands were not properly aligned. But the replacement I got is simply great, for the price that I paid! Very comfortable on my arm. It's a big watch and a little heavy. But it's very easy to tell the time. It has got a big face and easy to spot hands. Fine workmanship all around. It even has a screw-down crown. All for about 50 dollars or so I paid!

Alan Wright
The look of the watch is fine, pretty spot on from the original it’s honoring, but the bezel was horrible. There was 1/8 of an inch of forward/backward play on it and was quite loose. Returned immediately. The form of the watch met expectations, but for the price, the function was disappointing. Maybe I got a bad one, who knows.

William Allen
Bezel is way too loose. Everything else is nice and working but the loose bezel is a big no for me. Maybe it was just a bad one that slipped though or its coming out of a different factory but not as high quality as my other Pagani watches. Another reviewer mentioned this too. I think its too much of a hassle to replace with another and risk getting another loose one. Its likely in the way its designed because its loose at all clicks and doesnt seem to have very many. The cuts under the bezel for ratcheting are likely spaced too far apart with excessive tolerance on the spring detens and too low of spring pressure.

Sarah Mills
I've researched low priced watches for months, and at the $75-150 mark, you just can't beat Pagani Design. Manufactured by various companies in China, these are a good value for the money. Some buyers have expressed issues with the movements--depending on the watch, they can use the Chinese Seagull automatic movement, or a Japanese Seiko or Miyota. So far both the Paganis I purchased are running fine, and the automatic movements are also manully windable. As both are derivations of Swiss dive watch designs (one is Omega, one is Tag), they have ceramic dive dials (instead of printed, such as we see on Invictas, for example), and look great. Nobody who knows Swiss watches are going to mistake these for the "real thing," but Pagani, while being an "homage" watch company, at least puts their logo front and center so you're not trying to pull one over on folks. It's also a god way to get an idea of the look, feel, and heft of the more expensive versions (eg, 10-20x more), and before I drop $5 or 10k on a watch it's good to know if you'll enjoy wearing and using it. All in all a good buy and great value for the money! Additional note: whle the metal bracelets that are included are well made, I changed mine out for leather bands--just a personal preference. This adds $10-30 to the price all-in, but well worth it.

Jessica Liu
Don’t waste your money

Michael King
Very good watch. It's a faithful representation of a much expensive brand. I've received many compliments on it so far. A little heavy. But, it is a rather large watch. I'm satisfied.

Karen Moore
If your looking for a dress watch, this one is it. Designed just as well as my $250+ watches. Lots of compliments on the green bezel. Smoth Automatic moving seconds hand.

Robert Johnson
I have an Aquaracer and I am shocked at the quality of this watch compared to the Tag. Absolutely worth the 90ish bucks. As of now the only difference in quality from is Tag has better lume, micro adjustments for size, and the wetsuit extension. Past that, wow! We will see how the mechanics hold up, but it’s the same automatic as Timex Marlin Automatic.