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

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Since the main difference between the two movements is that the F6T22 is made for open hearts, this difference is completely inconsequential unless you’re a modder. FAQs About the Orient Bambino One of the most appealing parts of the Bambino 36mm is its price. A lot of guys won’t spend a lot of money on a dress watch because they aren’t able to wear them often.

Orient tends to calibrate all the mechanisms of their watches quite well at the factory, so they initially offer a high level of precision. However, like all automatic watches, it can vary depending on the daily use of the watch. For several reasons, the Bambino is a flagship of sorts for the brand, thanks to this dress watch heritage. It’s a high-value, highly esteemed timepiece that comes in a few generations and versions, which we’ll dive into right now. Orient Bambino: Generations vs. Versions A typical Orient Bambino watchcase has a 40.5-mm diameter and 12-mm width. Its 21-mm lug width might be a problem when finding replacement straps. Domed Crystal There are three versions (I, II, and III) available, each of which we’ll specifically cover in the next section. Added Features for the Second GenerationThe company’s goal in design was to produce quality watches that the average person would be able to afford. Amidst all these differences, there are unifying similarities to Orient Bambino watches. Casing Dimensions

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.This is quite acceptable considering that it is one of the most economical mechanisms of the brand.

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.Bambino Versions 1, 3, and 4 embody the concept of "less is more." Their dials are especially plain and do without numerals entirely. Instead, applied indices mark the hours, while small dots indicate the minutes. You can tell the different versions apart by their hand and index shapes. What a thrilling time travel it was going from Versions 1 to 3. You had the classic Versions 1 and 2 until you encountered the modern-looking Version 3.