Newsletter: Orient Introduces New Dial Designs and Colours for Orient Bambino 38 and Orient Bambino

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Orient has introduced five new Orient Bambino 38 models featuring a minimalistic design with no date display, and six new Orient Bambino models featuring both standard and trendy gradation colours, to its Classic Collection. Blending the timeless appeal of a classic mechanical watch with a subtle contemporary edge, these models make ideal everyday companions for watch enthusiasts. 

Newsletter: Orient Marks 75th Anniversary with Limited-Edition Releases Showcasing Japanese Craftsmanship and Innovation

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Orient celebrates its 75th anniversary with the launch of several new limited-edition timepieces across its Orient Star, Orient Stretto, and Revival collections. The new Keshiki-themed Orient Star 2025 models draw inspiration from Japanese winter landscapes and feature elegant snowlight-inspired blue-grey dials. Limited to 1,000 pieces or fewer per model, these mechanical watches showcase the brand’s craftsmanship with open-worked designs and engraved serial numbers. At the same time, Orient introduces the Orient Stretto series in its Contemporary Collection — including both 75th anniversary limited models and standard releases. Featuring urban-inspired dials, wedge-shaped indices and sport-lux styling, the Stretto watches reflect a modern city aesthetic while maintaining Orient’s signature mechanical performance. Additionally, Orient unveils a solar-powered compact Stretto line, designed for everyday wear with fashionable dials and slim cases, and a 75th anniversary World Map Revival model, reissuing an iconic 1969 design with a retro multicoloured dial and world-time function. Together, these releases highlight Orient’s rich heritage, modern engineering and continued innovation in Japanese watchmaking.