The bracelet is all brushed stainless steel. 21.7mm at the lugs tapering to 20mm. The clasp is a foldover with a push button release. There are 4 micro-adjust holes allowing the bracelet to be sized exactly. With one link removed my watch and bracelet weighs 172g. The Orient logo is on the clasp. Our quotes are based on historical sales and real-time market data allowing us to give fair prices without all

The Orient Kano is a relatively new model line having only been released in 2019. This watch effectively fills the gap for an updated, larger sized entry-level dive watch. On paper, it seems like Orient just produced a larger Mako/Ray. Its execution however, which I will go through in this review, is what really impressed me. This is not simply just an upsized Mako/Ray and I will explain why in a bit. Watch Spotting Martin Scorsese Wearing A Rolex 'Kermit' Submariner Ref. 16610LV While Filming 'Killers Of The Flower Moon' If you’re one for a simple yet sporty looking dial, this is one to consider. A flat deep green sunburst face and rectangular markers are basically what makes up the dial of this watch. A printed chapter ring continues the simplicity of the design and ensures no alignment issues. Currently, there are many different models of the Orient Kano available. Let’s take a closer look at each one. What makes each model unique?

This movement is exactly the same as the one found in more expensive watches from the brand, such as the Orient Mako II or the Kamasu.

We have sword hands that match the assertiveness of the rectangular markers and a slender polished seconds hand adds a touch of elegance to the dial. I’m quite happy to see that the minute and seconds hands do extend right to the chapter ring which is something we don’t always see on larger sized entry-level watches. Furthermore, as we’ll see below, the build quality and materials are on par with the best Japanese dive watches, something Orient has ample experience in. ➤ Case According to the manufacturer, this movement has a precision of -15 to +25 seconds per day, but many users have reported that their watches are much more accurate, with a range of -1 to +5 seconds per day. The dial on this watch is simple and easy to read, which is essentially what is needed in a dive watch. The hands are large and sword-shaped, with applied hour markers framed in metal. We’re talking about an automatic watch with a water resistance of 200 meters and a very versatile design, making it suitable for both diving and everyday wear.Our quotes are based on historical sales and real-time market data allowing us to give fair prices without all the These hour markers also incorporate a generous amount of luminescent material, making the time more legible in low-light conditions. This provides a better grip, even with the crown guards flanking it, whose mission is to protect it from damage. The Orient Kano was designed with a clear goal in mind: to be a vintage-style watch that looks much more expensive than it actually is. The crystal is flat mineral glass. It sits a fraction lower than the edge of the bezel. This may provide some protection if the watch ended up face down on a smooth flat surface.