Review of a Pierre Paulin Wristwatch
You are getting great value for your money with this watch by Pierre Paulin. The copper dial is stunning and its dimensions are perfect.
Quality
Pierre Paulin has done a decent job with this watch’s build quality. The brushing is pretty well done, but transitions aren’t very sharp and, although the website claims that the watch is polished, I don’t notice any polishing. Overall, for under $100, the finishing and build quality is more that acceptable.
Dial
The Pierre Pauline’s dial is stunning. It is a pleasant copper color with concentric circles surrounding a matte inner portion.
Movement
I have absolutely no clue what movement the Pierre Paulin uses, but it needs to be manually wound.
Wearability
The Pierre Paulin is the perfect size for almost every wrist. It fits my small 6.4” wrists and it would look great on wrists up to 7.5”. The watch is also extremely thin and disappears on wrist.
Design
The watch is well designed but, I am not sure if it is completely original. It seems to be an already existing design.
Other Details
- This watch’s provided strap is terrible and it is on a Veblenist leather band in all pictures.
- The watch’s crystal is acrylic which is great looking, but scratches easily.
Review of a Pierre Paulin Wristwatch
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- Dial
- Wearability
- Price
- Acrylic crystal
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Dial is mostly Longines with a little Patek thrown in with those interrupted hashes and lack of center sector. I like the hands! They look to be pretty nice quality.
Dial is mostly Longines with a little Patek thrown in with those interrupted hashes and lack of center sector. I like the hands! They look to be pretty nice quality.
Yeah, I was thinking it looked a bit like Longines, thanks for clearing that up. The hands are dyed blue and are really nice if you don’t need lume.
Don't have one yet but I do own two Merkurs (same company) and love them. Tremendous bang for the buck and nicely finished.