Orient automatic watches
Orient, founded in 1950 and now part of Seiko Epson, makes its own movements, even for its watches of around €300. Orient Star is its upper range.
In figures
2In the catalogue
€280From
50 hLongest reserve
1/2With sapphire
2Their movements
JapanCountry
The models
2 Orient automatic watches in the catalogue, from €280 to €760 in indicative price. They use 2 movements: F6B24 and F6N47. The one with the most power reserve is the Orient Star Diver, with 50 h.
All the figures
| Watch | Movement | Reserve | Crystal | Water res. | Ø | Price band |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orient Bambino Sun & Moon | F6B24 | 40 h | Mineral | 30 m | 41.5 mm | €280–310 |
| Orient Star Diver | F6N47 | 50 h | Sapphire | 200 m | 43.6 mm | €700–760 |
Their movements
Frequently asked questions
Which is the least expensive Orient automatic?
In the catalogue, the Orient Bambino Sun & Moon, with an indicative price band of €280–310.
Which Orient has the most power reserve?
The Orient Star Diver, with 50 h.
Which movements does Orient use?
In the models in the catalogue, the F6B24 and F6N47.
Does Orient make watches with sapphire crystal?
Yes: 1 of the 2 models in the catalogue have one.