RA-AA0004E19B Orient Mako III Automatic Men's Watch Orient Mako III Automatic

I like diver's watches. I looked for quite a long time and considered many models, but (despite the more expensive competition) the choice fell on the Japanese Orient.

The manufacturer states that with its appearance the dial indexes are supposed to resemble a predatory barracuda. There is indeed something in this. Thanks to its appearance, the watch is very versatile. The timepiece can be successfully worn with a suit, as well as during a vacation to any body of water, as the water resistance of 20 atmospheres allows for safe (for the watch) diving even with an aqualung.

It is also made very solidly. Japanese manufacturers are famous for this. This is evidenced, for example, by the sapphire glass, the solid bracelet and the bezel that walks with pleasant resistance.

In addition, another highlight is the Orient automatic movement used in this model. Japanese engineers developed it in-house, based on years of experience. Thus, they did not take the easy way out and borrowed the mechanism from another manufacturer. It features a 40-hour walk reserve.

Finally, it is worth mentioning the rather ambiguous color of the dial. Depending on the time of day and the intensity of the light, once it is in a shade of bottle green, dark navy blue, and sometimes it even falls into black.

All in all, I recommend it to anyone who wants to own a decent timepiece from the middle price range, but nothing out of line with the more expensive competition. On my, rather slim (17.3 cm), wrist it looks decent.

I bought it and it's great. It has everything you need. Bezelek is green. Very cool luma. It also has a flaw - the bracelet (full links +) crackles like hell, but I will still give 5.
Seller as usual professional. :)

I like divers. I searched for quite a long time and considered many models, but (despite more expensive competition) the choice fell on the Japanese Orient. The manufacturer states that the indexes of the dial are to resemble predatory barracuda. There is really something to it. Thanks to its appearance, the watch is very versatile. The timer can be successfully worn both with a suit and during holidays by any body of water, because the water resistance of 20 atmospheres allows safe (for the watch) diving even with scuba. It is also very solid. Japanese producers are famous for this. This is evidenced by, for example, a sapphire crystal, a massive bracelet and a bezel that moves with a pleasant resistance. In addition, another advantage is the automatic Orienta movement used in this model. Japanese engineers developed it themselves, based on many years of experience. Thus, they did not take the easy way and did not borrow the mechanism from another manufacturer. It has a 40-hour power reserve. Finally, it is worth mentioning the rather ambiguous color of the dial. Depending on the time of day and the intensity of the light, it is sometimes in a shade of bottle green, dark navy blue, and sometimes even black. To sum up, I recommend it to all those who want to have a decent mid-range timepiece, but not different from the more expensive competition. On my rather slim (17.3 cm) wrist it looks decent.

I bought it and it's great. It has everything you need. The bezel is green. Very nice luma. It also has a disadvantage - the bracelet (full links +) crackles like hell, but I will give it anyway 5. The seller is professional as always. :)