Review on Wrist watch ORIENT AA02005D mechanical, waterproof, self-winding, illuminated hands by Wiktor Tasior ᠌

If you appreciate watches made by Japanese manufacturers, and Orient in particular, this is a great watch for the money. But if I had to choose between watches made by American competitors, I'd go with the cheaper option. Has some pros: 1. Quality for the price. Japanese martial art having a high level of stated accuracy, which I can attest to. 2. A high level of protection against water. 3. The addition of date and day of the week windows on the face of the dial to provide additional information. 4. A band that allows the watch to be fastened in multiple ways at the same time, ensuring that it will not slip off the wearer's hand. 5. Writing about the design is pointless because everyone has different preferences, but the watch appears to have a lot of versatility, as it can be worn both with a shirt and with a tracksuit. This is a significant benefit, particularly if you do not intend to purchase two or more watches in the near future. Various disadvantages: 1. It is difficult to rotate the bezel. It is necessary to remove the watch in order to accomplish this step on occasion when the hands are not sufficiently dry. It's possible that these are defects in my copy, or that the bezel simply needs more time to unfurl. 2. The fact that the luminous dot on the bezel (located at 12 o'clock) protrudes above the general surface and, in general, appears to be outside the watch case was something that bothered me a great deal. It would appear that even the slightest impact on any surface would be enough to completely obliterate it. If you strive for perfection in everything you do, this is going to be an extremely difficult situation for you.