Hi Everybody,

SOLD!!!

This was an impulse buy, i used to use so many cameras, i even built some cameras.
I shopped around for the cheapest price i could find, paid about $245 for this at Great
Neck Watches. I am selling it for $125 f&f to me, no fees to either of us. I wore it around
the house for a few hours, the bracelet is unworn and unsized, i will send the full kit to
you, domestic postage included, postage elsewhere to be whatever extra that it is.

This is a beautiful hunk of watch. The sidewalls are tall, but the overall dimensions
of this watch are quite reasonable, here's what my calipers measure: bezel 40.9mm,
case width 39.7mm, lug-to-lug 46.4mm, thickness 12.6mm total. It really does look a
lot like a camera, the dial has beautiful, spiraling shutter lines, there's a small seconds
hand at the bottom of the dial, there's an open-heart feature, you can see daylight, a
little bit of it, through the crystal and out the open-heart's window in the back. The
bezel is the best thing about it, so legible, so easy to operate, and, yes, really looking
like a camera. And the dimensions, above, are really very modern and wearable.

Time keeping is good, it winds nicely, it hacks to set time. No day/date is kind of nice,
for an automatic, it's a grab-n-go, as winding and setting takes hardly any time at all.
This is my first Orient watch, and i am impressed by the quality and the level of
finishing. And if you don't feel like winding, there's an automatic rotor. Im am a lume
freak, i wasn't expecting much, but the indices are pretty thickly lumed, and the hands
have very bright and durable lume, good for all night.

This comes with outer box, a nice inner box, instruction manual, nicely finished
bracelet is unsized and still wrapped. End links are hollow. 2 springbars, and a hang
tag, there's a nice pillow for cushioning the transit.

SOLD !! for $125 paypal to peter rizzo 9 @ gmail dot com or feel free to email that same email
with any questions, or message me here at TheWatchSite. Thanks for looking, and thanks
to TheWatchSite for the space.