Don't Spend Thousands Of Dollars On A Rolex Daytona! Check Out These Budget Panda Racing Watches!
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Race of the budget panda chronographs! Don't spend thousands of dollars on a Rolex Daytona or some other fancy Panda style chronograph when you can pick up one of these awesome racing watching for only a few hundred bucks!
In order of appearance:
The Merkur Pierre Paulin: www.merkurwatc...
The Dan Henry 1964: danhenrywatche...
The Yema Rallygraf: en.yema.com/pr...
Perforated racing watch strap from Monstraps: monstraps.com/...
Also featuring royalty-free music from: pixabay.com/
Love the styling of the dials on the Yema and it’s history. I’d go for the French made Rallygraf 🇫🇷
Awesome comparison. I really appreciate this video and the side by side look at three amazing options. Well done!
Yema for me, it is the only watch here with a history to back it, plus the build quality on Yema watches are very good! I own the Superman GMT and it is impressive
The Pierre Paulin is where you wanna be here unbeatable
I would love a full review of the Rallygraf.
Remember this rule when buying anything French. They look great and if the item works that is what makes it unique. Haha
All three are absolutely brilliant!
Tactical frog chrono v2 no date still my favorite out there.
Hi. Thanks for the Video. WHat is the lug to lug size of Den Henry and Pierre Paulin ?
The Dan Henry is 19mm. I thought the Pierre Paulin was 18mm based on the specs I looked up, but I just measured mine and it is actually 20mm. So the number at 1:02 is incorrect. My apologies!
Can you turn the music up please?
Ha! Sorry about that. That's what I get for editing without headphones on...
Can the sweeping hand running at all time as a second hand?
On the mechaquartz movements, the "second hand", i.e., the chronograph hand, will stop after the minute register is full (after 60 minutes). But on the mechanical seagull movement, the chronograph hand will indeed run continuously if you want it to.
There are definitely lots of overpriced timepieces out there, but also some really good values. Microbrands have come a long way - Farer might be the best in the industry right now. Yema has a good reputation as a “reborn” marque. I’m personally not a fan of Japanese brands, but Seiko offers good value for the components; just that I’d go with a Tissot at that point - entry level Swiss.
Why spend so many thousands dollars? Poedagar watches save your money.