Watch This BEFORE You Buy A Vincero Watch... 

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Same here

Yo same

I mean, unless you're browsing in incognito it's likely that you googled Vincero before searching this video. They collect your search data and cater ads based around what you shop for.

SAAAME i was so surprised but the ad is CRIIINGE it compared a 2$ Amazon Watch with vincero and random people who don’t know shit about watches, probably have never heard of Patek Philippe, saying how the watch is the best they’ve seem and they love it 🙄

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If he refuses I'll take an orient Bambino for free!

@@soundwavesuperior6761 My friend refused to destroy Vincero and Bambino is still on the table)) It's not like I'm just dying to give it away for no reason, so you still need to hammer something for it)). My ultimate dress watch now is Certina Himalaya Edition.

You are a good friend.

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Shut up. Just no

Only in a dream😫

@@jeffreyroberson7900 I mean it is just as significant of a space watch as the Daytona...

Without a doubt!

Much better value for money Harry, hope you enjoy it

I just got a Vincero Gift Card, $50 off -should I use it??

@@Sorrowdusk NOPE

It is. San Martin is even better, but a bit more expensive.

Cheers Omer

Honestly, for the prices Pagani is asking, it would be better to just take a chance on a vintage piece. They're generally better made and, even if they require a servicing, are generally less expensive than Pagani's stuff.

@@jakekaywell5972 I want the drugs you are on. There's no way in hell you'll get any type of decent service for a mechanical vintage watch in a first world country for the price of an average Pagani.

@@Alias_Anybody The watchmaker that has a shop about five blocks from my house services pretty much anything for $75, assuming its not a particularly prominent piece (Rolex, Omega, etc.). If a part is damaged or unusable, obviously the price goes up. I'd imagine it would be the about the same for whatever other independent watchmakers still exist in the U.S. So yeah, it would be better to take a chance on a vintage piece instead of one of these crap piles for my money.

​@@jakekaywell5972 not only that. but carrying around this chinese lowest pricerange/finish/quality on your wrist EVERY day. id rather wear a bin laden casio og gshock. my daily now is a grand seiko spring drive

Please sent me a link where you buy this watch

Even the auto-captions can't pronounce the brand haha 😂

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"Pagani at least seems to have a design team." They may seem to, but they don't. Everything they "design" looks like something somebody else did. That doesn't mean they make a bad product - by all accounts they make great stuff at superb prices - but they get a 0/10 for originality.

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Orient sun and moon my man

Before you splurge for an eco-drive watch, look at them on ebay. They go pretty cheap on ebay, particularly if you don't mind something like "there's a scratch on the glass" or "I'll have to put a missing pin in the bracelet". Sometimes a great slightly older model that was $250 new will go for $50 with no visible flaws. (I'm thinking of one with sapphire glass. I got it for $30. Works great!) If you're willing to spend a little more (like $50) you can get one made of titanium. (Will probably do that sometime when I feel like spending the money.) I decided I would like an eco-drive watch. (I usually get mechanical watches, but I wanted something for travel that I could let TSA have their way with) I now have three (casual, formal, and a daily use beater), and will buy a fourth when the right one comes along. (I'm looking for a chronograph, maybe one with radio time setting.) All three, together, cost me less than what I was prepared to spend for one new, and that'll still be true when I buy the fourth. Just check the conditition and size before you buy. I've avoided the "for parts" watches, but I bought one that looked nice... and what arrived was itty bitty. The hand shown with it in the photos must be quite small, it's a womens' watch. (Very pretty though, and I got it cheap, I've saved it to give to a friend when I next see her.)

I also just got one of these in cream. I noticed on the case back that is says 100m water resistant. Does yours say 100 or 30 like Ben's?

@@samuell8546 If it's 100m you got the Daytona?

@@Alias_Anybody no, I got the PD-2720 from this video or whatever Pagani's calling it

derek fox I know Sekonda UK quite well: started in 1966 it's a timepiece distributor, it's free to source products anywhere it wants, and for the first couple of decades, most - if not all - products were sourced from the Soviet Union, rebranded as Sekonda, and being a major customer a few exclusive models were made by the Russian makers too. Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, products gradually dried up, so Sekonda switched to other sources, but some of the newer products are still homages of the earlier designs.

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I recently paid $135 for a watch with Seiko automatic movement, sapphire glass, and bronze case. I can easily find a watch with a Miyota automatic movement, steel case with steel bracelet, and sapphire glass, for $80. My point here is that we're both probably buying a brand name, once you get to the "below $200" price you can usually find great stuff if you shop enough, the point of the watch reviewed is that it's a great value for the money, not the best watch in the world. Yeah, Orient makes some *great* watches. $150 is still a lot of money for someone in the market for a $30 quartz watch.

"Best to stick to the bigger brands" - And this is because...? Seriously, we're talking about a watch that has a Seiko movement inside. Do you seriously expect failures with the case, dial, or crystal above and beyond what Seiko would have? The case is steel, the dial is the dial and probably nothing will even touch it, and Seiko uses mineral crystal too.

He just did a video about a Fossil watch, and completely trashed it. I've seen Fossil watches in person (on coworkers' wrists) that were quite nice (actually spurred me to take interest in watches), but they cost about 4 times the price of the one he reviewed. Either they make nice watches expensively and cheap watches cheaply and he just got one of the cheap ones, or they used to make nice watches and don't any more, I don't know which.

Is Megir any good? I've seen a few on amazon the designs are decent.

@@Samurai9901 I have two Megirs, one is a really nice chronograph and the other is meh.

They make a great variety of watches, you might look at their shop on Aliexpress. Make sure to read the listing carefully to get what you want, they have various features like various nice movements and sapphire glass, but they also make watches that are kinda boring.

Get a new one I only hearing Ontario and we could sometimes charge more than the actual watch itself so the minute hand on your chronograph stopped working depending on the movement and the watch it could be more expensive or cheaper

Definitely agreed.

Sekonda are my guilty pleasure grab and go watches. They're definitely not for everyone, but I love the British connection, the fact the company started the year England won the world cup, their past links to Soviet watches and their good QC. However, if any watch guys want to call them shitter fashion watches, I thoroughly understand!

Add Rotary to that list of zero reviews too

@@harryflashman2001 My dad swore by them .Good enough for me all these years later.I still own one mechanical he had my name engraved on the back for school. 40 years old now.( the USSR movement and watch).Cheers.

@@saintdave1877 Yes. I believe owned by the Chinese now but so is everything. Great watches and have owned one. No problem and well built! Cheers.

The same one? 90€? You overpaid massively.

Thanks mate

How many subs do you have to have to get a plaque? I always thought 100k was the first one

@@gcaps7973 You're right, the plaque is for my other channel

Bought the same one,good watch but something about,returning it for my cash back to get another watch that’s better priced and bette quality.and on the coupon part you are absolutely right,it’s like they constantly offer you coupons or offers,makes people wanna buy them ,bought mine for 130

Hey Eugene, this one takes 22mm straps mate 👍

bloozism and parnis too

The Daytona homage is gorgeous, I recommend the Parnis one tho...

@@eduardomora7035 had the Parnis, very nice. Have the Pagani (Daytona homage) now. Phenomenal for the $! Stainless bracelet + alligator leather strap, sapphire, screw down crown, same Seiko Mecha quartz hybrid movement. A technological marvel for under $70 USD (Ali sale) delivered to US.

@@marcusebenhack9053 recommend parnis or pagani? same price (60 during the sale) in 2 days

No thanks. I'll stick to my Rolex Daytona panda ceramic and Omega speedmaster

They say that they have a Seiko movement, Saphire glass and ceramic bezel - but do they really?

@@bingobongo1615 yes they do, it's easy to tell.

@@bingobongo1615 There are plenty of reviews on YT, check them out.