Orient Men's Bambino Small Seconds Japanese-Automatic Watch with Leather Strap, 21 mm

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The Orient Bambino Small Seconds keeps everything simple and practical in time-telling. Besides the small seconds subdial, it has easy-to-read hour markers and a date window. Version IV is bigger than the prior three, hausarbeit schreiben lassen though the short crown tempers this a bit. It’s also the first version to come with a green dial. Version V, Baton Markers

Yes, especially the simpler modern-looking versions, like the Version III. Which Orient Bambino Is for You? The key lies in the water resistance, specifically in the phrase used to indicate it. In the first generation, it is displayed as “Water Resist,” while in the second and subsequent generations, it appears as “Water Resistant,” with the exception of the “Smart Seconds” series, which does not include this phrase. On a basic level, the Bambino 36mm’s pros far outweigh the cons. Sure, the 17-millimeter strap might be a pain, and maybe there aren’t as many variations as the larger Bambino. A typical Orient Bambino watchcase has a 40.5-mm diameter and 12-mm width. Its 21-mm lug width might be a problem when finding replacement straps. Domed Crystal

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This dress watch retains the domed dial and crystal style of Bambino Orient watches. Yet, its skeleton-style layout makes the difference by standing out in class. Since the main difference between the two movements is that the F6T22 is made for open hearts, this difference is completely inconsequential unless you’re a modder. FAQs About the Orient Bambino From a design perspective the Orient Bambino was always supposed to be a rather sober-looking dress watch. Nothing has changed in that department. Each of the models still have a vintage-style formal watch design, with an emphasis on asserting a very traditional design versus something modern or contemporary. With vintage-style watches being so in – especially in the context of dress watches, the look of these Orient Bambino watches is going to impress and satisfy a lot of customers out there. More so, I think the upgrades in the Orient Bambino SS are significant enough for existing Bambino customers to really consider upgrading. More practical is simply being able to get a new Bambino in a color scheme that you don’t already have. You saw how great the Orient Bambino series collection of dress watches with the first products on this list. Well, Orient Bambino Version 1 is the foundation for the later models of the brand. Orient, a traditional Japanese watch manufacturer, is famous for offering high-quality watches at moderate prices. Of course, this also applies to the

Today, it produces quality watches with the same level of obtainability it began with over 70 years ago. The Orient Bambino 36mm Review As with other versions, you can only choose a particular color for your dial with its corresponding case/s. In 2001, Seiko Epson became the majority shareholder of Orient Watch, effectively putting Orient under the Seiko Group’s control. In 2009, it became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Epson. As with most Orient watches, all of these movements are in-house automatics. The First Generation’s Workhorse MovementBy 1967, Orient was focusing on innovation. That year, it produced The Fineness Day-Date, which was one of the slimmest automatic Japanese-made watches of its time. The company’s goal in design was to produce quality watches that the average person would be able to afford. Bambino Versions 1, 3, and 4 embody the concept of "less is more." Their dials are especially plain and do without numerals entirely. Instead, applied indices mark the hours, while small dots indicate the minutes. You can tell the different versions apart by their hand and index shapes.