Pagani Design · Factory brand · China

Pagani Design PD-YS028

Ref. PD-YS028 · In production · Skeleton, Integrated bracelet

From $199
  • Automatic
  • 42 mm × 12.5 mm
  • Sapphire crystal
  • 100 m water resistance

Where to buy

Movement

Caliber
Automatic, caliber not identified
Type
Automatic
Tier
—
Complications
Hours, Minutes, Skeleton
Frequency
—
Power reserve
—
Hacking
—
Accuracy (factory)
—

Case

Diameter
42 mm
Lug to lug
—
Thickness
12.5 mm
Lug width
—
Material
Steel (316L)
Hardening
—
Water resistance
100 m
Crown
—
Case back
Display, screw-down
Bezel
—

Crystal & dial

Crystal
Sapphire
Shape
—
Anti-reflective
—
Lume
Lume on the hands and hour markers (type not stated)

Bracelet & clasp

Style
Integrated
Links per row
—
Solid end links
—
Solid links
—
Link attachment
—
Taper
—
Quick release
—
Half links
—
Clasp
—
Micro-adjust
—
Diver extension
—

Weight

Head only
—
On bracelet
—
On strap
—
Stated weight (basis not given)
156 g

Prices

VariantConfigurationTypePriceUSDAs ofSource
All—Street199.49 USD$1992026-10-21link

Variants

NameDialConfiguration
PinksalmonSteel case and bracelet
WhitewhiteSteel case and bracelet, blue hands and marker accents
BlackblackSteel case and bracelet
Mint Greenmint greenSteel case and bracelet
Sky Bluelight blueSteel case and bracelet
PurplelilacSteel case and bracelet, blue hands and marker accents

About this entry

47% of key specs known. Missing: movement, lug-to-lug, lug width, hardening, AR coating, crown, bracelet links, end links, link attachment, clasp micro-adjust.

PD-YS is a separate model-number series on Pagani Design's official store (PD-YS003 to PD-YS038 listed in October 2026), sold alongside the four-digit PD-16xx to PD-18xx codes; the brand doesn't explain the prefix. The YS models sit at the upper end of the store's prices (about $128 to $332 on 2026-10-21) and are mostly fashion-led designs with sapphire crystals. The store sells this as "PD-YS028 Tourbillon"; it is named by its code here because the tourbillon can't be confirmed. The spec list says "Manual and automatic mechanical tourbillon" and the page's blurb "Gravity Defied. True Tourbillon.", but the brand's pictures show the balance at about 6 under a straight bridge screwed down at both ends, with no rotating carriage visible, inside an open-worked dial with skeleton-style bridges; there are hour and minute hands only and no date. paganidesignwatch.com names the movement "E3251", the designation Pagani also gives for the open-heart automatic in the PD-1833; no manufacturer, spec sheet or caliber database entry was found for it, so no movement file is linked and only the movement type is recorded (automatic, with hand winding per the spec list; the caseback photo shows a rotor). Complications are from the dial. Brand specs: 316L, 42mm (the spec list's "(1.73 in)" conversion is 44mm, but the store's tag, the page's icon and paganidesignwatch.com all say 42mm), 12.5mm thick, steel bezel, sapphire (no anti-reflective claim), water resistant to 330ft/10 bar (100m; the caseback says 100M), 156g (not stated what was weighed), bracelet length 18.2cm. Strap width is not recorded: the spec list says "24mm (0.94 in)", the same line as on the PD-YS022 listing (whose "(1.73 in)" diameter conversion it also carries), while the page's sizing text says 26mm and paganidesignwatch.com 26.2mm. From the brand's photos: screw-down display caseback (wrench notches) engraved PD-YS028, 100M and Stainless steel, with a rotor cut out in the PD logo; lume on the hands and markers; integrated steel bracelet. Lug-to-lug, crown type, clasp, bracelet construction and lume type are not stated, and no independent review was found. Colour names are the store's and describe the dial ("Pink" is salmon, "Purple" lilac); White and Purple have blue hands and blue marker accents. The store's option codes (AliExpress-style colour IDs, "orange" for Pink) aren't model references and aren't recorded. All colours $199.49 (crossed-out $208.99) and in stock on 2026-10-21; the store page shows one customer review (5/5). The store's gallery file names say "pink" for photos of other colours (the first shows Sky Blue); the images here are matched to what they show.

Last verified: 2026-10-21. Edit or correct this entry.

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