Another wonderful GMT.
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It is wonderful, but plus 3 readers required.
Boamigo does it better.
It’s just 2 watches in 1 case. If you like it fair enough but to me it’s an inelegant solution.
And bloody hard to read.
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The spec was to have the two time zones adjustable in 15 minute increments - which couldn’t be done with a single movement.
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Why 15 minutes, is there a country somewhere that is 15 minutes time difference.
There are several time zones in Australia and New Zealand that have 45 minute offsets, plus all of Nepal.
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Every day a school day. Never knew that.
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It’s got the AA symbol. 
Am I missing something here or do you have to cut out and fit your own dial and hands🤣
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You mean
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No, professionals make it look like that for you 
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Wonder if it’s a bit of a pisstake aimed at Patek’s recent ego-trip -
“…typography … based on the handwriting of one of the designers…”
If you think $420 is toppy, how about £28,600?
FWIW, WMT are well thought-of for their clever vintage Rolex tributes, so it’s possible that you’d not lose money on either watch…
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Branding apart, they are surprisingly decent watches.
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Reality is, apart from Christopher Ward, and R.M.Williams (non-watch), I don’t follow brands.
I follow CW because they send me pre-release info, but it’s only curiosity.
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My only misgiving is their misappropriation of the ‘Pagani’ name - but then the car maker has apparently chosen to ignore them. They’re just cheap Chinese watches, but these days that doesn’t mean garbage - these have real Seiko (quartz) movements, sapphire crystals, ZiO2 bezels, 316L stainless steel cases and bracelets, etc etc.
I’ve got an unbranded watch from the same (mega-)factory, and it’s painfully good - better than the original Seiko it copies…