Can't afford a Richard Mille? Then try this Pagani 1738

[@gwb914]

I feel like going for the quartz movement wasn't too bad. I mean buying an automatic watch at this price point isn't worth it if you're gonna keep it as long as possible, might as well have the movement be robust, and then just change the battery like once every year or two

[@watchyouknow]

I see your point.😊

[@Maha-j1b]

Nice watch Mr.Summers! (PS the fish eyes tasted good 😂)

[@watchyouknow]

Ha. Good job today🙂😊

[@mountainmanwatchreviews8081]

It's really satisfying watching it spin and gives you a great look at it from all angles. I have a 7.5 inch wrist and really want a few of these.

[@watchyouknow]

+@mountainmanwatchreviews8081 yeah, they're nice pieces.

[@AlexandreSanchezSanchez]

Show

[@watchyouknow]

+@AlexandreSanchezSanchez and tell

[@Commenttrolle]

i bought a replica RM FOR 500USD and looks like the real thing

[@watchyouknow]

Have you seen the real thing in person?

[@Commenttrolle]

@@watchyouknow yes, but there were notices, the screws on the fake one were a little more broader , same size screws as RM Tools work on it but holes were bigger where the real Rm holes were very tight around screws. And the the band is a little skinnier on the real richard mille ..

[@ganny61]

Where can you order the replica?

[@omoniyikaye]

I'M ADDING THIS GEMTO MY COLLECTION SET FOR MY BIRTHDAY IN OCTOBER THE 50 PLUS WATCHES NEED MORE WRIST TIME BEFORE BUYING 4 LOW BUDGET WATCHES BEFORE THE YEAR RUNS OUT. I WON'T BOTHER SETTING DATE NO POINT.

[@watchyouknow]

+@omoniyikaye every watch has it's day. it's a fun watch to wear

[@corvanhoute8072]

Nice watch, excellent review👍

[@watchyouknow]

thank you😊

[@burakcaliskanman9316]

Great Video i would like to buy it ❤

[@watchyouknow]

+@burakcaliskanman9316 Worth it.

[@aleksandarjevtic1312]

Can you swim in pool with that watch?

[@watchyouknow]

I wouldn't advise it.

[@MadhavanDawg]

How would you change the battery?

[@watchyouknow]

+@MadhavanDawg If I remember correctly, you unscrew the caseback. A small Phillips head eyeglass repair style screwdriver would work.