Review on Wrist Watch ORIENT AA02005D by Barbara Kulis ᠌

If you enjoy watches made in Japan, and Orient in particular, this is a fantastic option. However, if an American alternative was available at a lesser price, I would choose it. There are benefits: 1. Cost-effectiveness. I can attest to the veracity of the Japanese movement's claimed precision. Superior waterproofing, secondly. Third, the dial displays the date and the day of the week in separate windows. The watch will not fall off your wrist thanks to the bracelet's several clasps. Because everyone has different tastes, there's little use in me writing about the design, but the watch seems to be rather adaptable, as I can see it being worn both with a shirt and with a tracksuit. This is a major benefit if you do not intend to purchase multiple watches. has certain drawbacks The bezel is difficult to turn. Taking off the watch may be necessary if your hands are not completely dry. Maybe there are problems with my copy, maybe the bezel will eventually loosen. Second, the luminous dot on the bezel (12 o'clock) sticks out above the rest of the surface and, to me, looks like it belongs on the outside of the watch case. It appears to be wiped by contact with any surface at all. This will drive you crazy if you strive for perfection.