I don't know the pagani in real but own the steeldive. From a diver's point of view, I would prefer a stiffer bezel. You only set it once in the beginning of your dive and don't want it to move afterwards by accident. What I prefer on the Pagani is that the bezel's lume is clearer than on the SteelDive. There is only one luminous dot which makes it very easy to figure out how many minutes you've spent underwater so far. On the SteelDive it takes a bit more effort to realize when your diving trip started which for me makes it an unsecured tool for diving.
The Steeldive has the fully lumed bezel insert, the Pagani has only a lume pip. For the lume itself, Steeldive is a clearly winner. I have both but my Steeldive has a PT5000 in it.
Have both. Have 6105s from San Martin, Steeldive, Watchdive and Addiesdive and Turtles from Pagani, Steeldive and Heimdalr. All good enough that I only buy one Seiko Save The Ocean model a year now. Good comparison.
Dear, I'm searching a blue Turtle homage And I'm in doubt about Pagani or Steeldive. Do you have some BLUE watch of Steeldive And Pagani? Do you think that your Turtle from Pagani Design is not confortable like your Turtle Steeldive?
@@109eh both are comfortable but Pagani is later symmetrical turtle case like current Seiko turtles. Steeldive, Watchdive and others are the asymmetrical 6105 case
I just received my Steeldive today and mine came with a milled clasp, all the reviews I've seen show a stamped clasp. I orded directy for their store, not aliexpress or Amazon, even though it was delivered by Amazon, weird.
You should mention the problem with the minute hand on the Pagani design which are too short, because the minute hand should extend to the minute markers. The steeldive is better on this
