For those who think the Bambino is a tad too large for the style of watch (myself included), Orient recently introduced a 36mm "ladies" version.
Perfect size for an all dial watch I'd say, BUT ... they've opted for a 17mm lug width
Nevertheless, could be of interest to some ...
See Worn & Wound's first look here ...
https://wornandwound.com/baselworld-201 ... om-orient/
Orient almost got it right! 36mm Bambino
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Re: Orient almost got it right! 36mm Bambino
I really do want to like Orient watches - they have some very attractive designs, good price/value propositions, and the movements seem like they are well made.
Only thing that stops me from buying is that I can't get past the cheap-looking crest/emblem that looks like it should belong more on a cigarette packet
Only personal prejudice of course.
PS - agree about the size - nice to see that more manufacturers are getting back into classic size watch diameters even if they do have to style them "ladies".
Odd-sized lug width is a bit unusual these days (if you exclude OMEGA....), but I have 15mm, 17mm and 21mm watches and there are actually a lot of odd-size straps around if you do a search. Never looked for bracelets though.
Only thing that stops me from buying is that I can't get past the cheap-looking crest/emblem that looks like it should belong more on a cigarette packet
Only personal prejudice of course.
PS - agree about the size - nice to see that more manufacturers are getting back into classic size watch diameters even if they do have to style them "ladies".
Odd-sized lug width is a bit unusual these days (if you exclude OMEGA....), but I have 15mm, 17mm and 21mm watches and there are actually a lot of odd-size straps around if you do a search. Never looked for bracelets though.
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