I'm enjoying this M42s vintage style (with admittedly, Omega Seamaster 300-esque homage hands), wearable size (41mm) and a sufficient power reserve of ca. 50 hours. Lume on the hands and markers is quick to brightness, and winding on the wrist is surprisi
this piece’s 39.5mm x 11.9mm case is SS, WR is 30m and, according to Orient Star, the movement's 70-hr. power reserve was made possible in part due to the use of a silicon escape wheel.
Since getting it the other day, I’ve been enjoying the charm of the mother-of-pearl moon that waxes and wanes against the monochromatic, charcoal gray, gradient dial and sky. Orient Star M45 F8 Mechanical Moon Phase Hand Winding
The newly released Orient Star 1964 replicates the design of its 1964 predecessor but comes with a modern in house automatic movement. A steel watch, this version at slightly over 40 mm is not much bigger than the original. But its water resistance of 200
I wasn’t planning on buying a new watch but I kept watching YouTube videos on this model and had to pull the trigger. Funny thing was I got it on the bracelet for the same MSRP it usually sells for on the strap. Plus I was looking for a Quartz GMT I do ha
I usually don’t like to make my personal life public but when it comes to watch buying I can be well cheap believe me I’m not talking like Submariner vs Fifty Fathoms I’m talking more like Casio vs Timex cheap 😂. But at times I do on occasion spend more t
Got this box today, super happy! Never had a presentation box before. The Orient Star Ivory Dail is my Son's... had to borrow it to fill the last spot!
Hi JML, i find the thickness didn't bother me much....the diameter of the watch is pretty good for me in a dress watch. The bracelet doesn't cost more over the leather straps but I do find the quality a little on the low side compared to my other seiko an