Orient Men's 'Mako II' Japanese Automatic Stainless Steel Diving Watch

one of the best aesthetic watches I've ever seen in a budget range. Especially the Pepsi variant adds a bit of color and appeals to the overall make.

Nice quality. looks amazing on my wrist.

What an absolute beaut. Always wanted a Pepsi dial.. And after researching a lot found this affordable option. Looks brilliant, feels brilliant. Definitely appears worth way more than what I paid for it in the public eye. If you cant get the originals from Rolex,Tudor or Tag Heuer this is a very affordable option.

Very nice, perfect looking, Perfect quality , It’s Orient ⌚️👍😉

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Nice watch.

Great watch. Highly recommended

Looks much more expensive and amazing watch

I've been wearing this watch daily for over a month. I'm extremely happy with this watch, especially at this price point. The addition of the hand wind and hacking feature to the already great Orient movement is an awesome addition. The pictures do not do the color and overall build quality justice. The blue is much nicer in person than in the photos. Some highlights: 1. Over a 7 day period the watch gained 39 seconds or about 5.5 seconds per day. 2. The day function has both French and English day abbreviations (cool!) 3. The watch has the weight and feel of a diving watch that is double its price. 4. The blue colour of the dial looks way better in person (I can't stress this enough) 5. A unique yet familiar diver design that wears a little dressier than your standard diver The downside is that the hollow end links on the bracelet got loose rather quickly and can get quite noisy. It can be fixed temporarily by tightening the little clips, but they loosen up in a day or two. I will likely replace the band with the militat solid end link bracelet for the mako and Ray 2. (Sold by strapsco) If you're looking for a high quality budget diver watch, you will not be disappointed. This has the quality of a watch double or triple its price.

Petite précision pour commencer, cette montre est une Orient Mako 2 et non une Ray 2, la photo correspond bien au produit qu'on reçoit (les index sont des chiffres et des barres, alors que sur la Ray 2 ce sont des triangles et des cercles). J'ai acheté cette montre un peu sur un coup de tête, je n'ai jamais été vraiment attiré par le style des plongeuses, mais j'ai eu un petit coup de cœur pour celle-ci et je ne regrette vraiment pas, pour le prix elle est vraiment chouette. J'avais un peu peur du diamètre du boitier sur mon minuscule poignet de 15 cm, mais ça passe vraiment bien, je trouve juste que le bracelet est un peu trop large mais je chipote. Ce bracelet est justement très confortable, rien à voir avec le bracelet jubilé de ma Seiko 5 SNKL23 qui tirait les poils. Le bleu du cadran est magnifique avec son petit effet soleillé. Je n'ai pas testé l'étanchéité. On peut choisir entre l'anglais et l'espagnol pour la date. Je recommande à tous ceux qui cherche une belle plongeuse à petit prix.

Saat planlanan süreden 10 gün önce teslim edildi. Hakikaten Orient’in en sevdiğim kombinasyonu oldu. Türkiye’de bu fiyat seviyesinde Mako 2 bulma şansınız yok. Tamamen orijinal. İlgilenenler kaçırmasın bence..

I ordered both the Ray II and Mako II so I can see the differences in person. They are basically the same watch with different markers on the bezel and dial, and a different design on the bracelet. This is probably one of best deals in watches. The automatic movement is very accurate and +5/6 sec between the two watches out of the box. The shade of blue is perfect: very dark and nice looking, but has just enough color that people can see it's blue from any angle. I'm so glad they got this right, and isn't the common bright gaudy shade of blue that looks nice on it's own but weird and plastic toy-like when you wear it. The design is classy but also has a rugged tool watch appearance. The wide chunky case, lugs, and rounded inward curve of the link ends give it a semi-cushion case appearance. In pics and videos the Ray looked better, but the Mako is a lot nicer looking in person that I expected and I actually preferred it. The only downside to the Mako is that thinner markers means the lume isn't as bright and visible, and there is no lume on the seconds hand. The short lugs are a good design approach and fit well even on smaller wrists, but the lugs and bracelet are wide and chunky. It looks a little too big on my 6.75 in wrists, mostly what pushed it past how big of a watch I'd like to wear was the wide lugs. I'd buy one again in a second if they made a 38-39mm version. I have smaller wrists but the size should work well for a lot of people. Some very minor cons are: the texture on the dial looks platicky up close, and the crown is a bit too small in use but is otherwise fine. I guess I'll take a smaller, less comfortable to use crown if it looks better. I think the overall look would be more refined if the lugs were 20mm instead, and I would have probably kept it in that case. The bracelet only tapers 2mm and would look better and more refined if it tapered more. The bezel looks great and isn't too reflective around the edges, but is hard to get a good grip on and turn. If the case were smaller and at least flush with the bezel it would be easier to use.

This is one of those purchases that has exceeded my expectations. I've had this Mako II nearly a week and time keeping is fantastic, can't say I've noticed any inaccuracies over this period. Charge to the movement lasts no problem. Easily as good a movement as the Seiko equivalent (e.g. NH35). The watch case sits on my wrist as comfortably as any other I have, and feels solid without in any sense being a chunky peice. In fact it's my new daily. The bezel operates with no stickiness and the pepsi insert is a real eye catcher. The hands are my preferred style and not attempting to mimic any of the other nose bleedingly expensive watches. The red accent on the second hand sets off the face and stands out with the Pepsi bezel insert. Lume seems average but i have not really charged it up. It does seem less outstanding than seiko lume though. The crown is admittedly slightly fidly but nothing remotely near a deal breaker. I wear this as a daily and will not need to keep adjusting (especially as it keeps great time). When I did initially set the time it was fine to adjust the date and day and it just felt a but fidly to pop and screw back in but the wind function is no problem. Bracelet easy to adjust and good enough quality at this price. I like the way the bracelet blends into the watch case and does not gap. Finally the blue face and numerical indecies make the watch very easy to read and presents and very clean and classic look in my opinion. Fantastic watch, worth chipping up to this price point from the various lower budget brands and without a doubt it feels, looks and behaves as a quality time piece. Go for it!