Orient M-Force Titanium Diver 2EX00006K

[anzac1957]

This review is about the two-tone Orient M-Force Titanium Diver.

Specifications:
Mechanical Movement: ORIENT caliber 46G41 Made in Japan
Self winding movement
21 jewels
21600/hour vibrations
Titanium case
Crystal glass
Screw see-through caseback (crystal glass), screwed-down crown
Titanium bracelet
Water resistant to 200m
Diameter 42.0mm excluding crown
Thickness 14mm

The watch arrived in the standard Orient box from 99 watches on eBay. Luckily another WIS from another forum was able to help me make the purchase as 99 watches doesn't accept PayPal from overseas buyers.



The dial is nicely textured with clear and easily visible indices. The crystal is flat. The bezel rotates easily but there is a slight feeling of extra movement.



Lume is excellent and lasts for most of the night.










The bracelet is solid linked and uses pin and collar for each link.



The watch is light and comfortable to wear.



Overall, this is a very nice watch and a welcome addition to the collection.

[nuj]

hello anza1957,
this is the watch that i sold to a friend way back 1998, i have been looking for one ever since. can you please tell me were you bought the watch and for how much, here's my e-mail mraldnyt@yahoo.com. thanks

[anzac1957]

hello anza1957,
this is the watch that i sold to a friend way back 1998, i have been looking for one ever since. can you please tell me were you bought the watch and for how much, here's my e-mail mraldnyt@yahoo.com. thanks

Hi,

I bought it on eBay from seller 99watches

Cheers

[nuj]

thanks happy holiday season to all

[nuj]

i'm having a hard time locating that seller. can you please point me at the right direction

[zumanon]

Thank you for the nice review and pictures Anzac! As I own the same watch I want to add a couple of points. First of all I think this is as close as ever that you would get to buy a Ti watch at such aprice. The gold insets really make this watch stand out. Much more so in real life than in pictures( not that I have anything to say to your pics, Anzac:) Accuracy is on par with all the other Orients I own, i.e. great! Mine is around +3s. I should say I am bit unimpressed by the lume; anyway Orient can never compete with Seiko when it comes to lume durability. The rotating bezel has a bit of a play as you pointed out Anzac, but does not worry me too much. As this is my first Ti watch I am really impressed by the light feeling on my wrist; a mere 106 gr or so. And it sits high on my wrist which I like very much.

[zumanon]

i'm having a hard time locating that seller. can you please point me at the right direction

Maybe you should search for "Big Time Inc", Nuj. Regards.

[anzac1957]

Thank you for the nice review and pictures Anzac! As I own the same watch I want to add a couple of points. First of all I think this is as close as ever that you would get to buy a Ti watch at such aprice. The gold insets really make this watch stand out. Much more so in real life than in pictures( not that I have anything to say to your pics, Anzac:) Accuracy is on par with all the other Orients I own, i.e. great! Mine is around +3s. I should say I am bit unimpressed by the lume; anyway Orient can never compete with Seiko when it comes to lume durability. The rotating bezel has a bit of a play as you pointed out Anzac, but does not worry me too much. As this is my first Ti watch I am really impressed by the light feeling on my wrist; a mere 106 gr or so. And it sits high on my wrist which I like very much.

Actually, I have several Orients that have lume as good as Seikos.. But there are a number that don't..

[Dr_Speed]

Hi, it's my first post here on this forum actually.

I have a question about this Orient Titanium Diver for those of you who have been having it for a while.
It is about the date pusher on 3 o'clock - how convenient is it? It seems to me, it is located in the worst place on the body of the watch, so that it might be easily pushed by accident? I hope I am wrong. Is it pretty stiff or easy to push?
The reason I am asking - I want to buy this model, and this "pusher" location is the only thing that stops me for now.

[anzac1957]

Hi, it's my first post here on this forum actually.

I have a question about this Orient Titanium Diver for those of you who have been having it for a while.
It is about the date pusher on 3 o'clock - how convenient is it? It seems to me, it is located in the worst place on the body of the watch, so that it might be easily pushed by accident? I hope I am wrong. Is it pretty stiff or easy to push?
The reason I am asking - I want to buy this model, and this "pusher" location is the only thing that stops me for now.

Hi,

I no longer have this watch, but if I remember correctly, it was easy to push the the date pusher by accident compared to other Orients that I have.

Cheers