Orient Watch has been in existence for over 65 years and has since developed a rich history as a manufacturer and developer of the mechanical movement. Every week on our blog we will be re-releasing vintage watches from our past. Some were released just two years ago, and others in excess of twenty. Regardless, they’re going to be available in extremely low quantities, and once they’re gone, there is a high chance that they may be gone forever. While some of the watches may feature a few minor scratches (they may be over ten years old, after all) all of the watches will be in brand new, unworn condition. Additionally, select pieces may come with their original gift box (while supplies last) and warranty. View last week’s lot here. 
FEM65001MW, FEM65001Y0 The EM65 was first released in the winter of 2004 and quickly became a fan favorite, not just because of its robust features, but because of its extremely versatile design that made it easy to wear with almost anything. This week’s lot features the return of the Yellow EM65, which was an exclusive, limited edition color that was only available in the US. It was released in only two batches, with the last time being in 2014 before it was discontinued for good. 
FEM6500AM9, FEM65009DW The EM65 came later, and was introduced around 2010. It soon became the perfect alternative to the EM65, with its classic diver design delivering a model that could be further dressed up or down. The EM65 was upgraded to its second generation. 
EM65 USA (FEM6500FB9, FEM6500GW9, FEM6500HD9) We sought out to make a better EM65 watch, and so we turned to the watch community for input. In 2015 we introduced the EM65 USA which was the first non-M-Force dive watch to feature a sapphire crystal along with solid end links and Nemoto Luminova. While the AA02 USA II is currently still in production, some prefer the original for its additional crown and level crystal.
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Missed our previous lots? Here’s what’s still available:
Power Reserve I (CEX0G003D0 & CEX0G003W0) This collection was released around 2001. Although it may sport the standard power reserve and date combo, its stylistic nuances make it far from pedestrian. The dial features a guilloche-styled pattern, while the bezel is embellished with a contrasting finish of brushed and polished stainless steel. 
Power Reserve III (CEX0H003B0, CEX0H003D0, CEX0H003W0) This collection was released around 2001. It features a thick, polished bezel which is very reminiscent of watches from the 70’s and late 80’s. It sports a power reserve indicator and a stylized date window, which is square but within a circular frame. 
Power Reserve II (CEX0A002W0, CEX0A003D0, CEX0A003W0) This collection was released around 2002. The dial features a sun burst pattern at center, a concentric design around the hour markers, and a guilloche-styled print at the power reserve indicator. 
Power Reserve Tonneau Watch (CEZAB005B0 & CEZAB005W0) This tonneau-shaped piece was first made available around 2003 and is one of most interesting pieces we’ve ever released. Along with a power reserve indicator and date, it features a small-seconds register. It is available in both black and white dial variations. 
Prince (CFDAA003B0 & CFDAA003D0) The Prince in black is a watch that has been around since 2004, but have you seen it in blue? Orient Watch has been known for its vibrant blue dials, and the model in dark navy is as rare as they come. The Prince comes equipped with a unique bracelet as well, a stainless steel band with a mesh-like accent. 
Power Reserve IV (CEX05003D0) This collection was released around 2004. Although it may sport the standard power reserve and date combo, its stylistic nuances make it far from pedestrian. The dial features a guilloche-styled pattern along the outer portions of the dial, while the inner portion is a contrasting sunburst print. 
M-Force Lion (CEX0F002B0 & CEX0F002D0) This M-Force model was released around 2007, and was later bestowed the “Lion” nickname by the community. It features a date and power reserve display as well as an eye-popping orange seconds hand for improved legibility. It also comes equipped with Orient’s four-piece shock reducing casing system. 
Retro-Future Motorcycle (WZ0251FH) In the mid-2000s, the Retro-Future Collection was introduced under the Orient Star umbrella. It sought to personify everyday mechanical objects in wristwatch form. This model was released around 2007, and takes design cues from classic motorcycles. 
Sightseer World Time (CEY04004B0) The Sightseer World Time was amongst the first in our collection to incorporate several sub-registers-- in this case, a power reserve indicator, date, and small seconds. This model sports a classic black and white colorway and a deployant leather strap. It was first released in 2008. 
Retro-Future Airplane (YFH04001D0 & YFH04001M0) This model was introduced around 2009 and takes design inspiration from classic airplanes. You’ll notice that the power reserve indicator is shown in the form of a fuel gauge, while the broad-shaped hands mimic its front propellers. 
CUG0J001W3 This quartz diver has vintage written all over it, from its old-school “Orient” logo to the retro “water resist” font. There’s also a subtle sunburst effect on the dial, which complements the gold trim around the hour markers and the bold orange accents. 
LSZ37001G0 This is an early lady’s Tri-Star model with a fluted bezel and a truly unique concentric dial. Please note that while the movement of the piece is quartz, it does feature a sapphire crystal.