Orient Automatic Watch RA-AC0K02E10B

I researched many dive watches around the £150 - £300 mark and for that money, the best spec was Orient's new Triton model. It is almost identical to Orients prior Triton model, except the new model has no power reserve meter and a different movement.The newer Triton has the F6722 automatic . hand winding / hacking movement built in house by Orient and it is extremely capable. It is housed in a new heavy duty case, and it certainly feels very substantial. It has 200 meter rating, certified by Epson. The lume coating is proprietary to Orient and has to be seen to be believed. Wear this watch in sunlight and then go into any dim situation and the watch literally glows. Extremely good. Sapphire anti- reflective coating on the glass...The crown is still at the 4 o'clock position just as the previous Triton and is very comfortable. I purchased the green model, however all Orients new Triton range have the crown at 4 position. If you are seeking a serious dive watch under £300 you owe it to yourself to check out these new Triton models. Superb.

Keeps great time - over 3 day period only lost around 12secs. Not put it on timegrapher yet but very pleased so far.Wears bigger than my heimdallr SKX but still ok on a 7.5" wrist.

Beautiful product. This watch is bigger than other ones from ORIENT, so make sure when you buy it the person wearing it is a big boy with strong arm.. bought it for a friend and loves it!!

Beautiful watch but let down by the pressed clasp, its rubbish. For as little as £4 they could have made this watch even better.

Love this watch. The green colour is stunning. It might look black in dark rooms.I would like to change the strap to a leather one. Any idea what leather straps or silicone straps I should look into ?Cheers

So glad I bought this. Watch came unaffected by magnetism as on checking on the Lepsi app.Looks absolutely brilliant. The strap somehow pulls no wrist hair.Runs slightly fast on full wind and slightly slow when on lower amount of winding (it is an automatic so while it can also be wound, I am talking about the estimated reserve power).Using the watch tracker app and measuring over a period of 16.2 days, my watch gains an average of +11.5 seconds per day, which is well within the manufacturers specifications.Edit: Now after almost a year of owning this, I realise I don’t have to reset the time regularly simply because if it is running a few seconds fast, place it when taken off at night to rest with either the 12 up or the crown side up and it will normalise. If running a few seconds slow, simply place overnight with the dial facing up and it will catch up. So I can go well over a month using these tricks without having to readjust the time.