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

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Yes, especially the simpler modern-looking versions, like the Version III. Which Orient Bambino Is for You? The second-generation Bambinos come in five different versions. Versions I, II, III, and IV run on Orient Caliber F6722, which is an upgraded 48743 of sorts. Getting to know several versions of Orient Bambino watches is already an arduous task. You should familiarize yourself with Orient Bambino watch generations: Gen 1 and Gen 2. This is quite acceptable considering that it is one of the most economical mechanisms of the brand. It comes on a brown crocodile-style leather strap with a butterfly clasp as well (another nice touch at this price). The Movement

This watch runs on the 24-jewel F6222 movement, which is just the small-seconds version of the F6724. Orient Bambino: Ladies VersionThe best thing about the Orient Bambino is that it falls within a reasonably affordable price range, making it an excellent starting point for those who want to venture into watch collecting without spending a fortune, while still wanting to be recognized among watch enthusiasts. 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.

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. Despite these similarities with other versions, Version 4 still offers a unique feature you will love. Watchmakers have a way of taking a good thing and not necessarily ruining it, but making it unnecessarily difficult. And that applies to the Bambino 36mm. The strap width on this piece is 17 millimeters.It comes as a first generation and a second generation, though the latter is more common. Version II The hour markers are all Arabic, in a fanciful serif font, while the Feuille hands add a touch of whimsy. The Orient Bambino, 38mm

Once you inspect its dial, the first thing you would notice is its slimmer hands and markers comparable to those of Version 1. These slim hands share the same color as the markings. The full-size Bambino is its own lineup. It comes in several variants, case colors, dials, and strap options. And there have been several versions at this point, so the number of options is just daunting.

The company’s goal in design was to produce quality watches that the average person would be able to afford.