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This watch gives me real pleasure at an affordable price tag. The automatic movement does it's job very well. Even if it's not the most flashy one, it's still very much desirable at that price tag.
What I love most about this watch is, that it really does it's job as an elegant watch without any distractions (except of course for the gorgeous open heart). Nothing more, but also nothing less.
All in all I would buy this watch again without hesitation.
As to Serious Watches, I would like to thank them for their great customer service. The nice packaging and fast delivery time is noticed and very much appreciated. Special thanks to Eddie :)
To call a refined, affordable and high quality dress watch a "child" is just the sort of understatement you would expect the Japanese to make. But there is nothing childlike about the Bambino, other than the sheer joy of watching the mechanism at work through its open heart. It remains Orient's most popular automatic by a wide margin, for reasons discussed in the many reviews available elsewhere. I would add one more line of praise to that long list: for all its fine qualities - it's just a watch. It doesn't attempt to dazzle you with a novel design homage to an obscure era you never knew - it won't help you navigate in the cockpit of a plane, dive to the bottom of the ocean or on the surface of the moon. It'll just tell the time, in a pleasing, elegant way - it's large size the sole nod to the half-century that has passed since its more traditionally sized predecessors. The strap is decent, but change it to draw the maximum out of its inherent visual appeal. And enjoy watching time pass.
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The watch itself looks stunning. It goes goes back to the roots with a seemingly simple design, however the details are magnificent. The hands are in the 'dauphine' style, which compliments the index markers beautifully. The glass is the 'piece de resistance' it is domed, which makes this watch stand out to anyone with good taste. This model resembles the other Orient Bambino models in terms of size and feel.
This watch is also sold as the Orient RA-AG0004B10A, RN-AG0004B and AG0004BS.
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| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Movement | Automatic |
| Calibre | F6T22 |
| Hacking | Yes |
| Power reserve | 40 hours |
| Hand winding | Yes |
| Automatic | Yes |
| Glass | Mineral |
| Date | No |
| Width (without crown) | 40.5mm |
| Thickness | 12mm |
| Lugs | 21mm |
| Lug to lug | 46.5mm |
| Water resistance | 30m |
| Dial | Black |
| Case material | Steel |
| Band material | Leather |
This watch gives me real pleasure at an affordable price tag. The automatic movement does it's job very well. Even if it's not the most flashy one, it's still very much desirable at that price tag.
What I love most about this watch is, that it really does it's job as an elegant watch without any distractions (except of course for the gorgeous open heart). Nothing more, but also nothing less.
All in all I would buy this watch again without hesitation.
As to Serious Watches, I would like to thank them for their great customer service. The nice packaging and fast delivery time is noticed and very much appreciated. Special thanks to Eddie :)
To call a refined, affordable and high quality dress watch a "child" is just the sort of understatement you would expect the Japanese to make. But there is nothing childlike about the Bambino, other than the sheer joy of watching the mechanism at work through its open heart. It remains Orient's most popular automatic by a wide margin, for reasons discussed in the many reviews available elsewhere. I would add one more line of praise to that long list: for all its fine qualities - it's just a watch. It doesn't attempt to dazzle you with a novel design homage to an obscure era you never knew - it won't help you navigate in the cockpit of a plane, dive to the bottom of the ocean or on the surface of the moon. It'll just tell the time, in a pleasing, elegant way - it's large size the sole nod to the half-century that has passed since its more traditionally sized predecessors. The strap is decent, but change it to draw the maximum out of its inherent visual appeal. And enjoy watching time pass.
