Winter, definitely high quality, you understand its very good ingredients.
It's not something you haven't smelled before, nor something special.
Certainly good, but for its price, you will want something more.
I feel like I have smelled it somewhere "cheaper"

And I, in turn, must agree with the gentlemen, the fragrance is a work of art. It is full, high-quality, with realistic notes that are so easy to love.
I adore fragrances that don't try to impress with intense notes, and this one is smooth with strong longevity and projection, but not at all suffocating.
It's easily worth the money.
What is not worth it, at least in my opinion, are its clones. I have tried several, and I have also tried fragrances with the same profile... yes, maybe some in the air to others might be relatively close, but on me, there is nothing that comes close to it.

It is not random that everyone has only positive things to say about this fragrance!! We are talking about a work of art. It cannot be compared to any designer fragrance, and as soon as you smell it, you understand exactly what you have paid for. Also, much better than other Niche fragrances that are much more expensive than this. Pdm is the best.

Sometimes words are unnecessary. This fragrance is the confirmation of "you get what you give". If you're thinking of getting something unique, with incredible longevity (8 hours and more, it stays on clothes for days), you found what you were looking for. It's one of the best purchases you can make if you want to make an impression on women around you. They will love it, women will smile at you without breaking eye contact. But you will love it even more. You can't find it everywhere to smell it, of course, but if you have the money, I think it's worth the blind buy. Impact Intense by Tommy Hilfiger resembles, clearly, Layton and it does a pretty good job. I'm saying this in case it seems expensive to some, but they want something cheaper and very close to Layton. Because listen, an IMPORTANT postscript for all of you who are thinking of blind buying it: Well, stop right there, guys... without nonsense, Layton was inspired by La Nuit de L'Homme by YSL (common secret). Of course, they're not the same, but they took inspiration from it, they just added apple, which is wonderful and definitely makes it a bit spicier. It's like a blend of La Nuit de L'Homme and Hugo Boss Bottled. In the dry down, you will clearly see how close these two fragrances are. When I blind bought it, I was surprised by the first dry down. I thought I was smelling La Nuit de L'Homme. If you happen to be one of those guys who don't love La Nuit de L'Homme (I, for example, adore it) and you don't like the aura of Hugo Boss Bottled, then stay away because "it's a lot of money, Aris".