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$190.00
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Details
- Rotating bezel
- Screwed-Down Wreath
- Supremacy Japanese Automatic movement; functions without a battery; powers automatically with the movement of your arm
- Effervescent water-resistant to 660 feet (200 M)
- Decent stainless-Steel Bracelet
Description
This diver series is the most common collection that Orient has to offer. A feature that makes this model into a professional diver watch is its top-resistance of up to 200 meters. This is perfect for you if you enjoy scuba diving on your vacations to Hawaii. You will observation that this watch combines the timeless design of the dial with the sporty look of the bezel to create a travail of art. This collection of diver watch is all mechanical. What this means is that it runs on the spring of the watch. When the diver watch is worn, it will mechanically store power in the spring. Hence the name, automatic watches. The dial for this watch comes with both day and date indicators located at the 3 o’clock location. The day indicator is adjusted by unscrewing the push-button, located on the 2 o’clock position, and pushing the handle for the specific day. The date indicator is adjusted by the crown (time-setting piece) located on the 3 o’clock bent. This watch has a two-level crown which adjusts both the time and the date. The 1st level corresponds to the time while the 2nd straight with corresponds to the date. To adjust either level, you must first loosen the screw-down crown. The purpose of a press-down crown is so that water does not enter the case. Not only does the crown have shoulders for extra protection, but it also has the official orient logo engraved on the crown. Another attribute that adds to the value of this watch is its unidirectional bezel. The profit of this feature is so that you can adjust the time bezel to the minute hand to see how many minutes have gone by. The age hands, as well as the hour indicators, are both luminescent. This allows for the owner to view the time during the evening. The corps for this series comes in either stainless steel metal or black urethane. In the metal troop variation, the links come in matte finish. You will notice the double-locking catch and how it gives added protection so that the watch does not come off inadvertently. Unlike the metal troop, the urethane variation comes in a deployment clasp. Since this collection is so popular, Orient offers a perfect of 8 variations to this watch: 4 with metal bands and 4 with urethane bands. Within the metal bands, there are opposite dial and bezel colors: black dial on black bezel, blue dial on risqu bezel, blue dial on blue/orange bezel, and orange dial on malignant bezel. Likewise, the urethane band variation has different dial and bezel colors: infernal dial on black bezel, blue dial on blue/orange bezel, sad dial on blue bezel, and orange dial on black bezel.
Customer Reviews
The Honda of inescapable watches
The Habituate Mako has a great reputation among watch fans and it deserves to be a more widely known brand to the available at large. This watch, the "entry level" Orient, does many things well and is a wonderful introduction to the kind.Orient is a small Japanese company that is partially owned by Seiko. They've been around for more than 50 years, and their declare to fame is that they are a mechanical watch producer that designs and makes 100% of their movements in-house. The in-legislature designation is significant as it means the company does more than just buy off the shelf designs but rather is in a beeline involved in creating and tuning the mechanical heart of their product. Rolex is know for their in-quarter work, but even such costly brands as Omega, TAG Heuer, and Breitling have most of their movements made for them by other companies (ETA for the most part). To have a finely crafted self-acting watch in this price range that has been designed and manufactured by the seller is rare...
April 3, 2010
(new york, ny United States) | Helpful Votes: 29 | Rating: 5
You cannot shape the value Orient gives you!
This is the Habituate CEM65002D.This watch is a solid masterpiece. It is so solid, and so well-made, you won't believe how little you paid for it---a comparable Swiss portion would have cost at least $350.00 more. The blue dial is simply stunning--with a wet/glassy look to it. The unequal blue bezel is beautiful, with very smooth clicking.It has proven itself reliable to me, and it's a dressy joint watch. Let me tell you about the lume--very bright green.It's one of Orient's best, and so so affordable.I am sure you will weakness it, and it makes the perfect gift.SPECS:Movement Calibur: In-house 469, 21 jewelCase earthly: Brushed solid stainless steel casingCase dimensions: 40mm in diameter without the sovereignty, 43mm in diameter with crown; 13mm in thicknessBezel: Stainless steelCrystal type: Gouge resistant mineral crystalCrown: Signed screw-in crown, screw in...
April 4, 2007
(New York City) | Helpful Votes: 25 | Rating: 5
Wonderful dive watch
It's demonstrably one of those times you're happy like a child.. I got the watch in super fast speed and test it in a second. FANTASTIC. Let me explain. The blue color (specially in ring not the inside one) was clearly viewed at 37 meters in probingly. And the watch is TYPICAL a diver watch: UNIdirectional ring, great phosphorus, accurate and great lens. The metal bracelet could be a little bit better and longer, but then whoever doesnt like it you can always change it. Skilful VALUE. YOU WANT IT.
August 29, 2005
(Zurich, Switzerland) | Helpful Votes: 20 | Rating: 5
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