Orient - History, Models and Owners' Reviews

Orient Bambino auto 38.4 mm diameter copper(?)/salmon(?) dial... I was looking for this dial color on a watch with a contained diameter. Several choices at several prices obviously. Knowing the brand, I had no hesitation when I saw this model. Very pretty and very readable despite light tones. A very classic and problem-free model. The only problem is the poor quality of the metal bracelet which is not very comfortable. Not being a fan of this system, I ordered a black leather one which will suit it very well...and me too.

- Japanese Watchmaking. - 38.4mm steel case, the ideal diameter for all types of wrists, all types of people. - Domed sapphire crystal, renowned for being scratch-resistant, concealing a beautiful ivory-colored dial topped with bright gray Roman numeral indexes and a railroad minute track with certain legibility. - Date and calendar at 3 o'clock, seconds dial at 6 o'clock. - Self-winding movement, Caliber F6222 manufactured by the house, with unfailing reliability and more than satisfactory precision (-+15/+25s/day maximum tolerance). - Blue dauphine hands. - Very comfortable stitched leather strap on signed pin buckle. 250e boutique price. Go find more quality in this category of (dress) watches and this price range and I'll offer it to you myself!

I present to you my Orient Kamasu which is a Japanese automatic diving watch, I chose at the time this pretty watch for the very special color of its dial a pretty mix of green and black and for its original bezel which is green from 12 o'clock to 3 o'clock and the rest is in black, Orient is an exclusive subsidiary of the Seiko manufacturer and as I have a huge weakness for Japanese watches I had to have this watch which came out after the mako 2 and I do not regret my purchase. Its diameter is 41.5mm its dial width is 13mm and it indicates 20 atm