00:00Seagull ST25 vs Pagani DD36, which automatic movement wins, script.
00:06So you're stuck between a Seagull movement and the Pagani DD36, and honestly, I went down the
00:11same rabbit hole. I dug through the listings, checked the sales numbers, read the reviews,
00:16and found the 5 deals that actually make sense. Let's go.
00:21First up, the one most people click, the Pagani Design 40mm GMT.
00:272 time zones on your wrist for $119.69, and it's not cheap feeling, Sapphire Crystal,
00:34361L Stainless Steel, 100m of water resistance. 4,009 people bought it, 4.9 stars.
00:42If you travel or you just like a busy dial, this is the one that feels like twice the price.
00:47Next, the 2026 Pagani Mechanical and this is the value bong. $79.52.
00:55Full stainless steel, sapphire crystal, waterproof, classic everyday looks.
01:01Nearly 4,000 sold, also sitting at 4.9 stars. No GMT, no terbillion, none of the extras,
01:09just a clean, reliable automatic that looks way more expensive than $79.
01:14Then the Miota 8215 won. $85.30, and if you care about the movement inside,
01:21this is the pick. Miota 8215 is a known quantity, smooth sweep, easy to service,
01:27parts everywhere. 40mm case, sapphire, stainless steel, waterproof. 4.7 stars from 3,600 buyers.
01:37Pay a few dollars more, get a movement you'll never have to worry about.
01:41Now the Seagull answer in the title, the 38mm with the ST1701. $76.43, and it's the cheapest way
01:51into a proper Chinese automatic. Transparent caseback so you can actually watch it work,
01:56waterproof, 38mm wears great on smaller wrists. $3,100 sold, 4.8 stars.
02:04This is the one that silences the is Seagull any good argument.
02:08Skipped, on-camera demos, timing markers, B-roll cues, add when you shoot it.
