I fully agree. I have a few Tandorio watches and have never been disappointed with their quality. Especially for the price! I have a Parnspre that isn’t a bad watch at its price point. I’m not too snobby about the name on the watch. Some foreign manufacturers who don’t speak English use a auto translator to translate their name into English. Unfortunately, sometimes there no direct translation which results in goofy names like Parnspre. I can’t even remember the last time anyone got close enough to my watch to read the name on the dial. If I like the look and the quality is good, I’m not going to whine or turn my nose up at the name. Thanks Wes!
Very happy someone at long last made this video. So many so called watch reviewers on TH-cam look down their very long noses at the homage brands on Alie. They compare Rolex with Steeldive when looking at the submariner and come to the conclusion that the homage is not of comparable quality and refinement. Duh!!, really? like we don't buy the homage because we expect the same quality, we buy the homage because unlike the watch reviewer, we can"t afford to pay $5,000 for the real one, snobs don't get that! Thankfully you do! Thanks Wes, keep up the good work.
Tandorrio: Great watch value. I have 4. Pagani Design: Awesome quality for the money. I have 17. Benyar: Entry level sister brand of above: I have 2. LIGE: Shockingly good at the entry level price. I have 1. FeelNever: A LIGE higher end brand. Incredible build quality. I have 1. Terami: Another LIGE higher end brand. As good as well reviewed competitors. I have 1. Poedegar: Affordable homages that are surprisingly well executed. I have a Panerai homage. AddiesDive: Exceptional value and build quality. I have 2. Seestern: Lives up to reviews, Exceeded my expectations! I have the Sub600T. San Martin: Lives up to its reputation for workmanship, quality details. I have their new JiangHun War Drum. Stunning! It's all about quality of execution, design, thus excellent value. I've been a Watch Nerd for 55 years. Owned numerous Swiss watches in the past. Today, I indulge my Watch itch with high value, excellently designed and made watches. Getting the most bang for your buck!
I've been buying a lot of the low budget watches off of Ali, and Temu lately just to see the quality. I have to admit that the quality has gone up. I remember way back when they would literally fall apart in your hands just holding them. Even the cheapest ones today are a higher quality then they used to be. But I'm old enough to remember when people looked at Seiko as cheap Japanese junk. When they first came out No one wanted to be caught dead wearing a Japanese watch. Take advantage of this time because the days coming where you won't see these cheap prices any longer.
I'm a little scared of buying from Temu but have now bought three pieces from AliExpress and been very satisfied. Two of these were Paganis, both with sapphire crystal and Seiko's brilliant VH31 movement; neither an homage! A brand that I had never heard of until I bought their brilliantly made, reliable and third of my VH31 equipped watches; the MWC military watch. I wondered why the company didn't use a name based on an acronym of their name in their native German, rather than an initialism such as their brand name in English. Then it struck me: "MUG" or "MILITÄRISCHE UHREN GESELLCCHAFT" might not have the same international appeal as the same products carrying MWC on their dial. The native name (I'm not typing that again, Android made it too complicated to attach an umlaut to the first A in the name😅) made a difference in my decision whether to purchase. Then I realised that MWC is quite similar to another watch manufacturer's name. There truly is nothing new under the sun! 😁
I bought a Berny watch from Amazon for a reasonable £9.99. The piece itself is fine, but a friend pointed out to me that the name harks back to the steakhouses from the seventies & eighties! by this reasoning,I think that Wimpy is to Berny (I know, it's actually "Berni") as Lorus is to Seiko. I'd best let it lie at that, my future ex husband doesn't like the idea that not only do I collect watches, but also that we girlies wear large, chunky watches intended for men. Jealousy I should think, 'cos I won't let him borrow my Planet Ocean..... or my clothes but that's an issue for Dear Dierdre, not a watch channel!
There was a TH-cam reviewer who made a similar video like this, and said he would never review watches from those difficult-to-pronounce brand names just because he was annoyed by them. However, he was completely okay saying "Komatsu" or "Zaratsu", which seemed a bit odd to me.
I agree 100% on sterile dials, they look wrong. I think if you have an open mind, you can develop your own attachment to these new brand names, San Martin and Baltany have produced so many great watches that I have seen reviewed, I actually wanted to own them because of the brand name, yes the quality and specs of the watches I bought made them great value, but I saw the branding as positive. Tandorio I quite like being a curry fan and it is easily pronounceable 👍. It is the unpronounceable ones that put me off, and sometime huge ugly logos like steel/Addiesdive. Interesting video thanks 😁
I bought two years ago a watch from 'Swiss Watch Company' called Ark. A marvellous little gem of a watch with great value for money. I adore that quartz watch. Some people were complaining about the branding in a review of the Ark. They didn't like the logo and neither the name of the brand. I mentioned that day in a comment that it would have been great if, on the company's web site, they would explain the meaning of their brand name and the logo. No justification. Just some explanations that could have been inserted in the section 'About us' or elsewhere. It would have been a plus value for the company as well as for potential buyers. A win-win situation. I think all the watch companies should do so including watch's brands on AliExpress, private micro-brands and even best known watch companies. I even think that only the logo or the name shoud be on the dial. The name should be written on the back of the watch. Thank you Wes for your interesting insights in this neat video. It will remain in your Greatest Hits videos. Voilà ! Froggy 008 has spoken. Wrebbit ! Never forget to have fun with your watches folks !
Hey Wes I think u hit the nail on the head . Up to $20 ish bucks if the watch looks good & quality is ok then we buy it for fun & it's no big deal . When your paying $50 plus bucks & this is a watch that you'll be wearing more often & a more serious purchase you don't want to have some wierd name on your wrist . I would prefer they just used a logo or even some initials - obviously they don't do any marketing research on western markets . A bit silly really as they are really limiting their market . Cheers
There are a ton of crazy names in the traditional microbrand space as well -tuseno, studio underdog etc. and let’s not pretend names like Mido or Yema or Shinola sound wonderful either! lol
This is a great video Wes. I’m glad you did this. Thank you. 🙏 Personally, I’m with you - I dislike sterile dials. And I generally don’t have a problem with weird sounding brand names. All I ask is that they make it somewhat pronounceable - and not something like BLWRX. No one will admit this but Rolex is a pretty fucking stupid name which also means absolutely nothing. I do however, acknowledge that many people are bothered by names like RollsTimi, Poedagar or Skmei. I am about to launch a new aliexpress microbrand soon and for these reasons, I’ve decided to use a one syllable, three letter brand name. Look out for it. 🙂
Brand name matters, especially when you are trying to grow a company. It's also a way to make your brand easy to remember. If it's random spelled letters like parnspre it's just hard to search and even pronounce
My favorite name is LIGE, which is actually an acronym for Legend Immortality Gorgeous Extraordinary! I couldn't stop laughing when I figured it out. I thought it was just a motto, but then I realized it's their actual name!
I tend to agree with you. I’m not a brand snob by any means. I have a good sized watch collection of various brands from relatively expensive to very cheap. I have worn them all. Not once have I had someone get close enough to read the name on the dial.
I agree there are some weird and funny names among them but at the end of fhe day the watches are cheap and meant to be a bit of fun anyway, so I've embraced the whole thing and don't bother about it any more. One exception is Mysterious Code, that to me is a cool name and I'm definitely looking forward to throwing one on my wrist, if only I could decide which one I like best...
The issue is probably a cultural one and the difference in the sensibilities between Chinese marketing people and the majority share of people in their consumer market who come from the west. The solution is simple and reminds me of the advice that I heard Mark at Island watch give to San Martin on a different subject regarding building a website to ship from as well as to the US specifically. That advice would be similar here and that is to employ the help of some western country born native English speaking marketing people to help decide on some better brand names that aren't so "cringy" and/or " try hard".
The question remains: how do they afford to produce such pieces for such low prices? I feel very uneasy about the ethical side of Chinese watches. The brand names are not the issue for me.
I don't have much issues with the manes per si, but with the logo and fonts used, for example, OLEVS that besides use big font has a exaggerated logo that ruin the watch dial. I have a old Universal Genevè in what is almost need use a magnificent glass for read the name and see the logo.
I fully agree that the core fundamentals of a watch are of prime importance. I don't care for the names that the Chinese guys put on their dials, they are all deceptive, but then they are now offering good to great quality at an affordable price so that everyone can enjoy good looking watches that otherwise, would have remained only in our dreams.
I own a few pagani ive no problem with that , a couple of berny ones with the logo shield other with the berny on dial must say the shield is better. I think if they went the san martin logo road they would all do better. The great thing about the berny brand is the st2130 movement at a great price. Over time i also think as your other comment says that Chinese watches will eventually hit seiko levels and swiss levels of perception. Once the branding is better lol
I love that green Parnsrpe watch. I think it looks great, and with the specs is unbeatable. I have a Tandorio all stainless, sapphire, NH35 etc that I paid around AU$80 for. I changed out the strap to a different silicone strap that cost me $8 and it looks great! Aside from the silly brand names there are some awesome watches coming out of China these days. Nice vid 👍
Good video Wes, I am over most of the names now, I have bought Berny, Tandorio, Addiesdive, Pagani, Onola, even Mini Focus 😀 The only person to note the brand on the dial is usually me. It's all about value for money at the end of day. Snobs are gonna be snobs. Thanks
As I mentioned in your previous video, Pagani Design, San Martin, Steeldive all fine, I draw the line at utter stupidity like Parnspre that clearly have no meaning and are stupidly arranged letters that actually mean nothing.
I admit i wear my pagani less than i would if it didn't have that name which it stole from the sports car maker. I actually like the skmei (SKMEEEE!) name and logo. It fits a fun and cheap watch and makes me laugh.
I got My Tandorio field with the sterile dial but my Cadisen 62mas is fine with the name and the quality of both of them is great. I wouldn’t get the Tandorio wet because of the Herman test Gary did to some of there watches but I have enough dive watches so I’m covered!
He already debunked his own claim ages ago.. and I've got no issues with my Tandorio divers, had them in showers at the gym, in the rain. Perfectly fine☝️
Great point about names. I think Tandorio is great. Sounds Spanish like a bull fighter. Rolex for example sounds like roladex which is an address catalogue. In the 70's there was a dive watch called Arsa. Haha.
Agreed, Tandorio also has a nice logo - a nice modern, symmetrical "T" that makes me think of "Time". It's all subjective, I find Rolex logo to be too "try-hard" and tacky (a crown? Really?) and the name while nice, sounds a little bit like a dog's name (I like it still). But we all hear "Rolex" and think "Money". As long as these names don't mean anything silly (reminds me of people tatooing random japanese/chinese words) or sound like something silly in english, it's fine.
San Martin used to be 'LJM', after the initials of the Chinese founder. Good move to rebrand the name. Unfortunately many of these Chinese brand owners didn't want to, or didn't bother doing some research into brand names that are acceptable globally. Maybe they also face real copyright issues in brand names. Imagine now, if an AliExpress watch is called 'Studio Underdog'. Would people be happy or agreeable with it, being a Chinese company and not a 'British brand'?
they should put only the logo on the dial and the name on the back. But I guess they think their brand names are cool. Tandorio sounds ok to me but Berny doesn't, so I don't wanna see it. These chinese microbrands came a long way and maybe the next step in their evolution is to cleanup their branding.
Also...stupid logo's on Addies and Steeldive. I don't want a cartoon on my watch. The Chicoms would sell a lot more if they hired a Western marketing person.
mostly i dont care abt the name. european or american or asian names are not native to me. but at rare occaisions i do care. like the latest Gigididi. commmmoooonnnnn 🤦♂
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I fully agree. I have a few Tandorio watches and have never been disappointed with their quality. Especially for the price! I have a Parnspre that isn’t a bad watch at its price point. I’m not too snobby about the name on the watch. Some foreign manufacturers who don’t speak English use a auto translator to translate their name into English. Unfortunately, sometimes there no direct translation which results in goofy names like Parnspre. I can’t even remember the last time anyone got close enough to my watch to read the name on the dial. If I like the look and the quality is good, I’m not going to whine or turn my nose up at the name. Thanks Wes!
Very happy someone at long last made this video. So many so called watch reviewers on TH-cam look down their very long noses at the homage brands on Alie. They compare Rolex with Steeldive when looking at the submariner and come to the conclusion that the homage is not of comparable quality and refinement. Duh!!, really? like we don't buy the homage because we expect the same quality, we buy the homage because unlike the watch reviewer, we can"t afford to pay $5,000 for the real one, snobs don't get that! Thankfully you do! Thanks Wes, keep up the good work.
Agree Wes. I prefer a ‘sterile’ dial or with these watches. The brand name can be on the case back so It is obscure.
Iv bought a Tandorio diver SKX homage and it’s excellent in quality and accuracy + 6 seconds a day .. no problem here .. keep up the great work 👍
I like Tandorio. Sounds Italian.
If Franco Tandoro was an Italian artisan watchmaker even he wouldn't use that name lol
Tandorrio: Great watch value. I have 4.
Pagani Design: Awesome quality for the money. I have 17.
Benyar: Entry level sister brand of above: I have 2.
LIGE: Shockingly good at the entry level price. I have 1.
FeelNever: A LIGE higher end brand. Incredible build quality. I have 1.
Terami: Another LIGE higher end brand. As good as well reviewed competitors. I have 1.
Poedegar: Affordable homages that are surprisingly well executed. I have a Panerai homage.
AddiesDive: Exceptional value and build quality. I have 2.
Seestern: Lives up to reviews, Exceeded my expectations! I have the Sub600T.
San Martin: Lives up to its reputation for workmanship, quality details. I have their new JiangHun War Drum. Stunning!
It's all about quality of execution, design, thus excellent value. I've been a Watch Nerd for 55 years. Owned numerous Swiss watches in the past. Today, I indulge my Watch itch with high value, excellently designed and made watches. Getting the most bang for your buck!
I've been buying a lot of the low budget watches off of Ali, and Temu lately just to see the quality. I have to admit that the quality has gone up. I remember way back when they would literally fall apart in your hands just holding them. Even the cheapest ones today are a higher quality then they used to be. But I'm old enough to remember when people looked at Seiko as cheap Japanese junk. When they first came out
No one wanted to be caught dead wearing a Japanese watch. Take advantage of this time because the days coming where you won't see these cheap prices any longer.
Some really valuable points! Thanks 👌
I'm a little scared of buying from Temu but have now bought three pieces from AliExpress and been very satisfied. Two of these were Paganis, both with sapphire crystal and Seiko's brilliant VH31 movement; neither an homage!
A brand that I had never heard of until I bought their brilliantly made, reliable and third of my VH31 equipped watches; the MWC military watch. I wondered why the company didn't use a name based on an acronym of their name in their native German, rather than an initialism such as their brand name in English. Then it struck me: "MUG" or "MILITÄRISCHE UHREN GESELLCCHAFT" might not have the same international appeal as the same products carrying MWC on their dial. The native name (I'm not typing that again, Android made it too complicated to attach an umlaut to the first A in the name😅) made a difference in my decision whether to purchase. Then I realised that MWC is quite similar to another watch manufacturer's name. There truly is nothing new under the sun! 😁
Lots of 'homage brand names' here: Seekoe, Tissue, LongGin, Bum & Mercy, Jagger le Culture, Bellend, Arse, Braile, De Crispgonno, Fossilised, Flautulence, Minge, Steinffaert, Rollox, Backpain, Bratslungs, OMYGOD, Heuwee, Bulgaria, Orse, TinyTimex, Rotisserie, Oldhands, Grouchi, Festeringa, Davidonn, Bell & End, Alfie Dungheap, Citizen Kane, Erection, Graft, Outvicta, Rectum, Switch, Radio, Hublob, Panchetteri, Carter, Louis Vuitamin, Whemper, TW Steelwerks, Victorious Swiss Arm&leg, Vacheroo Constantpain, Unwerk Nowerk, Sultanacake, Versacky, Toilet, Pier Cardiff, SeaGullPoop, Sarcarstic, Miaopussyon, Philippe Du Boîte et Foals, Morris Lacrosse, Movadoo...
SeagullPoop?? 😳🤣
@@weswatches Well, Seagull movements are poop... Aren't they? 😃
Boy you made me laugh, brilliant👍
I have 2 Pagani 62 Mas black and blue absolutely gorgeous !
I bought a Berny watch from Amazon for a reasonable £9.99. The piece itself is fine, but a friend pointed out to me that the name harks back to the steakhouses from the seventies & eighties! by this reasoning,I think that Wimpy is to Berny (I know, it's actually "Berni") as Lorus is to Seiko. I'd best let it lie at that, my future ex husband doesn't like the idea that not only do I collect watches, but also that we girlies wear large, chunky watches intended for men. Jealousy I should think, 'cos I won't let him borrow my Planet Ocean..... or my clothes but that's an issue for Dear Dierdre, not a watch channel!
A Berny for that price is GOOD effort 👌
There was a TH-cam reviewer who made a similar video like this, and said he would never review watches from those difficult-to-pronounce brand names just because he was annoyed by them. However, he was completely okay saying "Komatsu" or "Zaratsu", which seemed a bit odd to me.
I own pagani paul newman and cadisen datejust,both of them very nice watch,good quality,and i like it.
I agree 100% on sterile dials, they look wrong. I think if you have an open mind, you can develop your own attachment to these new brand names, San Martin and Baltany have produced so many great watches that I have seen reviewed, I actually wanted to own them because of the brand name, yes the quality and specs of the watches I bought made them great value, but I saw the branding as positive. Tandorio I quite like being a curry fan and it is easily pronounceable 👍. It is the unpronounceable ones that put me off, and sometime huge ugly logos like steel/Addiesdive. Interesting video thanks 😁
I bought two years ago a watch from 'Swiss Watch Company' called Ark. A marvellous little gem of a watch with great value for money. I adore that quartz watch. Some people were complaining about the branding in a review of the Ark. They didn't like the logo and neither the name of the brand. I mentioned that day in a comment that it would have been great if, on the company's web site, they would explain the meaning of their brand name and the logo. No justification. Just some explanations that could have been inserted in the section 'About us' or elsewhere. It would have been a plus value for the company as well as for potential buyers. A win-win situation. I think all the watch companies should do so including watch's brands on AliExpress, private micro-brands and even best known watch companies. I even think that only the logo or the name shoud be on the dial. The name should be written on the back of the watch. Thank you Wes for your interesting insights in this neat video. It will remain in your Greatest Hits videos. Voilà ! Froggy 008 has spoken. Wrebbit ! Never forget to have fun with your watches folks !
Thanks!
Hey Wes I think u hit the nail on the head . Up to $20 ish bucks if the watch looks good & quality is ok then we buy it for fun & it's no big deal . When your paying $50 plus bucks & this is a watch that you'll be wearing more often & a more serious purchase you don't want to have some wierd name on your wrist . I would prefer they just used a logo or even some initials - obviously they don't do any marketing research on western markets . A bit silly really as they are really limiting their market . Cheers
thanks for your feedback Moto!
There are a ton of crazy names in the traditional microbrand space as well -tuseno, studio underdog etc. and let’s not pretend names like Mido or Yema or Shinola sound wonderful either! lol
Well said 👏
Brand name matters big time in terms of buying a watch. Chinese brands misses out on these, probably because of the language barrier
This is a great video Wes. I’m glad you did this. Thank you. 🙏 Personally, I’m with you - I dislike sterile dials. And I generally don’t have a problem with weird sounding brand names. All I ask is that they make it somewhat pronounceable - and not something like BLWRX.
No one will admit this but Rolex is a pretty fucking stupid name which also means absolutely nothing.
I do however, acknowledge that many people are bothered by names like RollsTimi, Poedagar or Skmei. I am about to launch a new aliexpress microbrand soon and for these reasons, I’ve decided to use a one syllable, three letter brand name. Look out for it. 🙂
Brand name matters, especially when you are trying to grow a company. It's also a way to make your brand easy to remember. If it's random spelled letters like parnspre it's just hard to search and even pronounce
My favorite name is LIGE, which is actually an acronym for Legend Immortality Gorgeous Extraordinary! I couldn't stop laughing when I figured it out. I thought it was just a motto, but then I realized it's their actual name!
I tend to agree with you. I’m not a brand snob by any means. I have a good sized watch collection of various brands from relatively expensive to very cheap. I have worn them all. Not once have I had someone get close enough to read the name on the dial.
I would say it depends on the brand. I could not happily wear a Tandorio on my wrist, it is too close to Vindalume.
Poedagar makes me think of Edgar Allan Poe smashed into one word.
I agree there are some weird and funny names among them but at the end of fhe day the watches are cheap and meant to be a bit of fun anyway, so I've embraced the whole thing and don't bother about it any more.
One exception is Mysterious Code, that to me is a cool name and I'm definitely looking forward to throwing one on my wrist, if only I could decide which one I like best...
The issue is probably a cultural one and the difference in the sensibilities between Chinese marketing people and the majority share of people in their consumer market who come from the west. The solution is simple and reminds me of the advice that I heard Mark at Island watch give to San Martin on a different subject regarding building a website to ship from as well as to the US specifically. That advice would be similar here and that is to employ the help of some western country born native English speaking marketing people to help decide on some better brand names that aren't so "cringy" and/or " try hard".
The question remains: how do they afford to produce such pieces for such low prices? I feel very uneasy about the ethical side of Chinese watches. The brand names are not the issue for me.
Hey Wes I just had a thought ... you should do a send in on acceptable non copyrighted watch names & see what comes up . Could be interesting & fun 😃
Great idea
Cool Wes I look forward to seeing what names might come forward 😀
I don't have much issues with the manes per si, but with the logo and fonts used, for example, OLEVS that besides use big font has a exaggerated logo that ruin the watch dial.
I have a old Universal Genevè in what is almost need use a magnificent glass for read the name and see the logo.
I fully agree that the core fundamentals of a watch are of prime importance. I don't care for the names that the Chinese guys put on their dials, they are all deceptive, but then they are now offering good to great quality at an affordable price so that everyone can enjoy good looking watches that otherwise, would have remained only in our dreams.
I own a few pagani ive no problem with that , a couple of berny ones with the logo shield other with the berny on dial must say the shield is better. I think if they went the san martin logo road they would all do better. The great thing about the berny brand is the st2130 movement at a great price. Over time i also think as your other comment says that Chinese watches will eventually hit seiko levels and swiss levels of perception. Once the branding is better lol
I love that green Parnsrpe watch. I think it looks great, and with the specs is unbeatable. I have a Tandorio all stainless, sapphire, NH35 etc that I paid around AU$80 for. I changed out the strap to a different silicone strap that cost me $8 and it looks great! Aside from the silly brand names there are some awesome watches coming out of China these days. Nice vid 👍
Good video Wes, I am over most of the names now, I have bought Berny, Tandorio, Addiesdive, Pagani, Onola, even Mini Focus 😀
The only person to note the brand on the dial is usually me.
It's all about value for money at the end of day.
Snobs are gonna be snobs.
Thanks
Thx for your feedback! Agree 💯 about snobs part☝️
I also have a Mini Focus......shockingly well made quartz sport watch! :)
Poedagar is Mandarin for “Poo Dagger”.
I’m kidding. I just made this up. I’ll see myself out.
As I mentioned in your previous video, Pagani Design, San Martin, Steeldive all fine, I draw the line at utter stupidity like Parnspre that clearly have no meaning and are stupidly arranged letters that actually mean nothing.
Fair point..
IXDAO & IPOSE have horrible name, but beautiful logo
I admit i wear my pagani less than i would if it didn't have that name which it stole from the sports car maker.
I actually like the skmei (SKMEEEE!) name and logo. It fits a fun and cheap watch and makes me laugh.
I got My Tandorio field with the sterile dial but my Cadisen 62mas is fine with the name and the quality of both of them is great. I wouldn’t get the Tandorio wet because of the Herman test Gary did to some of there watches but I have enough dive watches so I’m covered!
He already debunked his own claim ages ago.. and I've got no issues with my Tandorio divers, had them in showers at the gym, in the rain. Perfectly fine☝️
Great point about names. I think Tandorio is great. Sounds Spanish like a bull fighter. Rolex for example sounds like roladex which is an address catalogue. In the 70's there was a dive watch called Arsa. Haha.
I like that! I may have to quote you some day☝️
Agreed, Tandorio also has a nice logo - a nice modern, symmetrical "T" that makes me think of "Time".
It's all subjective, I find Rolex logo to be too "try-hard" and tacky (a crown? Really?) and the name while nice, sounds a little bit like a dog's name (I like it still). But we all hear "Rolex" and think "Money".
As long as these names don't mean anything silly (reminds me of people tatooing random japanese/chinese words) or sound like something silly in english, it's fine.
No one beat RDUNAE in name creativity:
RDUNAE - Rome Die Une Not Aedificata Est. (Rome wasn't build in a day).
San Martin used to be 'LJM', after the initials of the Chinese founder. Good move to rebrand the name. Unfortunately many of these Chinese brand owners didn't want to, or didn't bother doing some research into brand names that are acceptable globally. Maybe they also face real copyright issues in brand names.
Imagine now, if an AliExpress watch is called 'Studio Underdog'. Would people be happy or agreeable with it, being a Chinese company and not a 'British brand'?
Fair point 👉
Pagani Design has problem because "Pagani" is trademark registered in Europe, so they create sub brands like RollsTimi.
Interesting, THX
Thanks for watching!
Feelnever has a sister brand called Terami. At least they only use their logo and not the name.
Good point.. this list is endless😆
I don't mind most Chinese names but can't stand Parnis to much like something else 😂
The aquaintance of yours you discussed wouldn't happen to be Mr. Jody of Just One More Watch, would it?🤔🤐
I wish! But no, another ☝️ creator😊
they should put only the logo on the dial and the name on the back. But I guess they think their brand names are cool. Tandorio sounds ok to me but Berny doesn't, so I don't wanna see it. These chinese microbrands came a long way and maybe the next step in their evolution is to cleanup their branding.
I think skmei will sell twice as well if you change the logo.
Tuedix watches look great but🤔🤷⌚️✌️
Tandorio gmt is excellent
If it's a well made good value watch the name is irrelevant to me...
Its not only the brand name its also the brand image
I can’t get past the BERNY name!!! When they use their symbol then I am okay!
LOL 🤣🤣🤣 Another wondrous superstar name☝️
Haha yeah
Thanks for very informative and interesting video
Thx Tanya 👌
Also...stupid logo's on Addies and Steeldive. I don't want a cartoon on my watch. The Chicoms would sell a lot more if they hired a Western marketing person.
The line for me is: Is there at least one vowel in every syllable? 😅
Podagar= podologyst = dr. Scholls 😂
Tandoriio = tandorio style chicken
Parnspre= panspermia
BERNY= bernard pal
Go check out what Rolex means.
The brand on the green diver is PARNSRPE not PARNSPRE as you pronounced it. The brand, as written on the dial, is virtually unpronounceable.
The value on these watches is insane u just have to get past the names. No one really notices the watches anyway let alone the name its more for u.
Specht & Sohne alternatives
Specht & Söhne
or
Specht & Sohn
or just
SS 😂
Parnsrpe, Skmei and Peodogar are the worst. The words make no sense whatsoever. May as well call them ArseBucket. 😂
Danke 👍
You're welcome 😊
mostly i dont care abt the name. european or american or asian names are not native to me. but at rare occaisions i do care. like the latest Gigididi. commmmoooonnnnn 🤦♂
Agreed 💯