Love the look of this watch. I own a Panerai Luminor and it was a big purchase for me. So now I want the Radiomir but don't want to necessarily spend the money again. This Milifortic seems like a good way to scratch that itch without breaking the bank. Thanks for the video and great perspective.
Looks like a decent PAM homage. I'd be curious to see how the strap change system works. That's often a weak point for homages of this style of watch. The real Panerai's use a two piece wire lug system held together by a small bushing type tube and the whole thing is secured with the screws on the case back you highlighted. A weak spot is often how well those screws hold up for strap changes.
I’ve had personal experience with the st3600. I’ve had problems with all three of them within 6 months. Had to bin all three. They have a design flaw where one of the cogs eventually pops off its track and you can’t wind it anymore. Shame. Rubbish Chinese movement that I avoid at all costs
It's a braw watch, I like the sizing and style....but when you put it all together I'm left going meh.... something missing for sure....🏴⌚🏴⌚
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Love the look of this watch. I own a Panerai Luminor and it was a big purchase for me. So now I want the Radiomir but don't want to necessarily spend the money again. This Milifortic seems like a good way to scratch that itch without breaking the bank. Thanks for the video and great perspective.
I think this is a nice watch to get the feel and the look and see if this style works for you. That lume is great as well! Thanks for sharing man!
Very true, saves the massive outlay for something you may not like
@@JasonTheWatchGuy Agreed! Have a fantastic Sunday Jason!
Nice one Jason. I like Pam homages and have struggled to find anything decent. This looks impressive at this price point
Link doesn't work for me to the brand btw!
Working now!
Strange, it's working for me. Try searching the brand and I think it's under their Retro category
Lovely piece for the price and as you say, not many strong Pam homages on the market
@@JasonTheWatchGuy Indeed. Nice find Jason
not enough Panerai homages. looks nice!
Agreed! Especially considering their prowess
Looks like a decent PAM homage. I'd be curious to see how the strap change system works. That's often a weak point for homages of this style of watch. The real Panerai's use a two piece wire lug system held together by a small bushing type tube and the whole thing is secured with the screws on the case back you highlighted. A weak spot is often how well those screws hold up for strap changes.
You can have any color as long as its black.
Factual statement
Their murph 38mm offering isn't half bad looking..
That's true, nice little watch and I love a 38mm
I’ve had personal experience with the st3600. I’ve had problems with all three of them within 6 months. Had to bin all three. They have a design flaw where one of the cogs eventually pops off its track and you can’t wind it anymore. Shame. Rubbish Chinese movement that I avoid at all costs
Definitely looking for a Luminor Marina homage. Seakoss has a GMT version but tough finding a regular non-GMT homage.
Not to start you down a rabbit hole but...pretty sure they're rather easy to build
@@JasonTheWatchGuy oh crap ... A rabbit hole ...
Was expecting cooking English breakfast of something ;-)
I could kill for a full English right now
I like the moody new setting.
That's what happens when Sky has work all weekend
On can get no logo versions from Tandorino.
With a much more accurate case contour.
The contour of this one is nothing like the Panerai.
The ‘pillow’ case on this one is almost nonexistent.
It's a braw watch, I like the sizing and style....but when you put it all together I'm left going meh.... something missing for sure....🏴⌚🏴⌚
Can't say you're wrong, definitely a solid homage but doesn't have that wow factor...or as you would say, ding dong