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ORIENT SOMA COLLECTION
$170,83 ($170,83 excluding EU VAT)
Orient Watch Company, more commonly known as Orient, is the largest Japanese company producing mechanical watches. Founded in 1950 by Shogoro Yoshida, Orient Watch has the particularity of producing all its movements in-house. In 2009, Orient became an exclusive subsidiary of Seiko Epson Group, itself a subsidiary company of Seiko Group.
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Estimated shipping date: April 6, 2020
Description
Inspired by successful male models, the Orient SOMA FER2K004W0 also known as FER2K004W0 is a feminine watch with a paradoxically unique character …
Orient SoMa FER2K004W0 ER2K004W
Presentation
For many years in the Nippon House, men enjoy a model of the most charismatic of the brand: Orient Bambino and its reissue in Roman style, the Bambino II. Featuring Roman numerals, fine hands and a date window at 6 o’clock, the very classic and sought-after design has propelled this collection into the top 5 most popular Oriental watches.
It is therefore natural that the Orient Watch company has declined the flagship model of the Bambino range to create an original product in line with the values of the manufacture: a movement of quality, an aesthetic timepiece and an affordable price.
Design
Case in white color 37.5 mm, worn by a black leather strap genuine 17 mm, the style of this SoMa does not go unnoticed. The blue hands also strongly contrast the squared dial, giving all its charm to this automatic watch for women.
2 details particularly pleased the team of Conteenium, the non presence of the logo “Orient” at twelve o’clock, sometimes overloading the timepieces of the brand, as well as the shape of the hands, tightened at their ends accentuating the feeling of lightness and finesse of this Orient SoMa.
To offer, or to afford, this timepiece Orient is a perfect gift for any introduction to the world of fine watchmaking …
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Orient Watch Company, more commonly known as Orient, is the largest Japanese company producing mechanical watches. Founded in 1950 by Shogoro Yoshida, Orient Watch has the particularity of producing all its movements in-house. In 2009, Orient became an exclusive subsidiary of Seiko Epson Group, itself a subsidiary company of Seiko Group.
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Stephane B
I do not recommend Colissimo (9 days to arrive) but the product very well packed, box + stamped warranty (even if not official dealer).
No notice included in the box … (so be sure to set the time and the zone of death!)
Perfect product (this is my second Orient), model bought for me (man), and the watch gives a very vintage look with its small format (unisex watch).
Shift of + 5sec per day at the moment, so no worries.
The blue needles are painted, so a little less visible according to certain daylight.
I recommend Ori products!
Bruno
ORIENT SOMA COLLECTION
Watch ordered on 14/12, received in relay point in time.
Package clean, functional, and well conditioned.
Watch in accordance with the image, sober and elegant.
Amusing thing, the Japanese may be unfamiliar with the Roman numerals because the number IV is written IIII, or is it a “coquetry” of the manufacturer ??
No matter I am very satisfied.