Flawless, loses a second a day without extra adjustment, the pin that holds the chestnut securing the bracelet had broken (as with other owners), I paid 6 euros and received a box with 200 such steel pins from China of various dimensions that are not at risk of coming loose, resulting in losing your watch. I bought it a few months ago much cheaper, the only thing missing is the synthetic sapphire, but I don't bother to change it even though I know which one it wears and I can buy it economically from China.

Truly one of the best watches you can get in general!! Automatic with such quality at such a price you can't find anywhere.. I got it and I'm thrilled.. What are we even talking about, Orient is one of the best watch brands in my opinion, Seiko has bought it so imagine! It should be noted that in many watches of this price range the bracelet is subpar while this one is better than Rolex. Get this one or its new sibling which has a sapphire crystal!

Very beautiful and reliable watch. It is suitable for swimming and diving up to about 5m. Mine loses (goes forward) about 5 minutes per week. The Tissot loses half of that. For a Swiss watch with the same features, we go elsewhere. Here, even expensive automatic watches lose, albeit minimally. A small objection about the clasp. If I bend my wrist and trap it and force it in this way, sometimes (not often, few times) it comes undone. Also, once while cutting wood with an electric saw, the pin in the clasp came off and it came undone, resulting in me having to take it for repair (3 euros). Since then, it has not had any problems even though I have repeated the same task (wood cutting) 2-3 more times. The fact that I marked "YES (GREEN)" for it being "resistant to falls and scratches" does not mean that we should not take care of it. By doing light agricultural work, I "managed" to cause scratches on the bracelet (on the clasp) and on the black enamel of the rotating circle, which are very thin and difficult to see. However, the crystal has not suffered anything at all. The button for adjusting the time, date, etc. first unscrews and then turns for more security. It works for at least 40 hours when stationary in the drawer, provided it has been wound well beforehand (for reference, the Tissot lasts 80 hours). I enjoy it on my walks and in swimming, and I truly do not take it off my hand (the Tissot stays in its box). I believe that this Orient watch is the ultimate value for money and deserves the 5 stars.

Perhaps the best in its category. Automatic dive. I am very satisfied with the accuracy of this watch approaching the standards of much more expensive Swiss and Japanese watches.