Orient updates its flagship dress watch, the Bambino Version 7, with six swanky new colors in the 40.5mm case size.

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Orient Star has added two new dials to its Layered Skeleton collection. That includes a permanent offering and a limited edition beauty. There's always something new and popular among the best watches ...

Orient Star has begun its celebrations of its 65th anniversary with a new M34 F8 automatic watch with a dial made from meteorite. Priced at £2,800 and limited to 255 examples, the watch will be ...

Those who appreciate the value and quality of affordable mechanical watches from the major Japanese brands will perk up for a new line of Orient dive watches. The Orient Kano (“water god”) is ...

Orient Star launches three models in a classic dress style ✓ The M45 F7 Small Second ✓ Celebrating Orient Star's 75th ...

Orient is expanding its Stretto line. The Japanese watchmaker has added ten new watch models to the contemporary collection, and they’re arguably the most eye-catching models in its range. The new ...

Two new watches from Orient Star are designed to mimic the moving colours of the Northern Lights. Those feature a moonphase and an open dial, respectively – and cost less than you might think! The ...

Continuing to broaden its popular Mako series, Orient has just released four new Mako Diver references with chronograph functions. Going by Mako Chronograph Solar, the new watch also includes a ...

Just in time for spring and summer, Orient has revealed a set of new Stretto watches with bright and bold new dial colours. Spread across the Stretto Date and Stretto Day & Night collections, the 10 ...

Japanese watchmaker Orient has made its timepieces, as well as its premium line, Orient Star available to the UK market for the first time. Founded in 1950, the brand is committed to offering ...

Japan does the high-low thing absurdly well. Show up and you can find $200 cantaloupe or have a $3 convenience-store sandwich that will blow your mind. You can buy cult denim dungarees or a pair of ...