Orient 'Bambino Open Heart' Japanese Automatic Stainless Steel and Leather Dress Watch

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If you are looking for something with a more theatrical flair, an open-heart dial will surely provide that eye-catching factor you are looking for. But you won’t have to sweat about it with the Orient Bambino Open Heart as it has a power reserve of approx. 40 hours ( lasts around 48 hours usually). That’s pretty exceptional in its price range if you think about it. However, that’ll let you focus on everything else rather than constantly thinking about your watch over and over. Very Comfortable Fans of larger diving watches should take a closer look at the Neptune and Kanno. While they share their looks and features with the smaller models, their stainless steel cases measure almost 44 mm in diameter. You can call one of these large diving watches your own for between 220 and 510 USD. Quartz-Powered Sports Watches

There are also Contemporary watches with quartz calibers. These include three-hand men's and women's models, as well as What’s impressive about Orient is that they don’t become complacent with their watches. Sure, they have already built quite a good reputation with their Mako series, but why stop innovating there? Enter the Orient Nami, which is one of the newer dive watch models from Orient.

At 40mm, this is a relatively modest-sized dress watch. Don’t let its conservative appearance fool you, the Gen 5 Bambino has taken notes from its predecessor, and it can be considered as the complete Bambino version so far.

The manufacturer's catalog can be split into two main collections: Orient and Orient Star. While Orient is dedicated to more budget-friendly watches, the Orient Star series contains high-end pieces, often with skeletonization or intricate decorations. The Orient Star Seeker utilizes a polished stainless-steel case and bracelets which gives it a luxury watch appeal. Within the watch is the Orient caliber 40P51 movement and analog display which provides this watch with up to 40-hours of power reserve. Behind the Orient Open Heart collection lies a rich history of craftsmanship. The watches are not just a blend of art and engineering; they are a testament to Orient’s dedication to precision. Each piece is assembled with the utmost care, ensuring a quality that is synonymous with Orient Watches. The Contemporary line also includes Open Heart models, watches with a day-date display, and timepieces with a multi-year calendar. A multi-year calendar is a kind of manual perpetual calendar that can display the day and date for every month between 2003 and 2024 without having to change the date display. At only 170 USD, this unusual watch is a steal. The construction is pretty identical as well, which is not a downside as why should you change what is not broken? If you feel that the standard Orient Mako is too small, go with the XL. It is equally as reliable and precise with a more tank-like appearance.Now, if you know Orient, you know the Bambino. This new Orient Bambino Open Heart mixes up the formula a bit. Gone is the date display (in favor of the open heart portion). Past that, it pulls a variety of it’s design cues from other models that have come before (hour markers and hands from v4, crown from the v2 edition).

Right at the get-go, the Orient Nami hits all the right notes with its 200-meter water resistance rating and nigh impenetrable construction. The watch takes on a more modern design approach compared to the Mako’s luxury and professional-looking appearance. This should attract the younger generation to the Nami. Orient, a Japanese watch manufacturer, has a reputation for producing mechanical wristwatches with fantastic value-for-money. This includes the many dress watches of the Sun and Moon series. Each timepiece is united by the presence of a day/night indicator, which uses a moon to represent the night and a sun to represent the day – hence the name "Sun and Moon." However, any search for a moon phase display will be in vain. Most of the watches you see out there don’t even work a full day. You’d have to rotate the dial to keep it moving. You can tell how much of an issue that can be.You can expect your Bambino ( or any Orient watches to be honest ) to last around 6-7 years. These watches are made to last. so, no worries on that end! Does the watch have a warranty plan? Orient’s open-heart dial watches once again make an appearance. This time we have a more subdued entry into this particular watch category. The Orient Esteem is a perfect moniker for this timepiece as its modest appearance exudes a level of confidence with its simplistic design. We have another Orient GMT watch rolling into this list in the form of the Star Seeker GMT. This is a mid-range Orient watch with GMT functionality. In terms of design, this is one of the most eye-catching timepieces in their catalog. And the Bambino open heart nails it just right for you. The design gives a vibe of the most higher-end watches in the market, which is exceptional at this price range. However, that's always been a plus when it came to Orient. Also, it goes with a lot of your outfit that gives you more flexibility using this watch.