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product_id: 64549615
title: "Orient Men's '2nd Gen. Bambino Ver. 2' Japanese Automatic Stainless Steel and Leather Dress Watch"
brand: "orient"
price: "₨193027"
currency: LKR
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reviews_count: 9
category: "Orient"
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---

# 30m water resistance 40.5mm classic dial size F6722 Japanese automatic movement Orient Men's '2nd Gen. Bambino Ver. 2' Japanese Automatic Stainless Steel and Leather Dress Watch

**Brand:** orient
**Price:** ₨193027
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⌚ Elevate your wrist game with vintage charm and modern precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Orient Men's '2nd Gen. Bambino Ver. 2' Japanese Automatic Stainless Steel and Leather Dress Watch by orient
- **How much does it cost?** ₨193027 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.lk](https://www.desertcart.lk/products/64549615-orient-mens-2nd-gen-bambino-ver-2-japanese-automatic-stainless)

## Best For

- orient enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted orient brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile Style Statement:** Superior stainless steel case paired with a rich leather strap—perfect from boardroom to bar.
- • **A Gift That Speaks Volumes:** Ideal for milestone moments—anniversaries, promotions, or just because he deserves the best.
- • **Precision Meets Convenience:** F6722 automatic movement with hand-winding & hacking for flawless timekeeping control.
- • **Effortless Everyday Durability:** Water resistant up to 30 meters, so you never have to worry about accidental splashes.
- • **Timeless Elegance on Your Wrist:** Domed mineral crystal & vintage Roman numeral dial for that iconic dress watch vibe.

## Overview

The Orient Men's 2nd Gen Bambino Ver. 2 is a 40.5mm Japanese automatic dress watch featuring the reliable F6722 movement with hand-winding and hacking functions. It boasts a domed mineral crystal, classic Roman numeral markers, and a premium stainless steel case paired with a leather strap. Water resistant to 30 meters, this watch blends timeless style with everyday practicality, making it a coveted accessory for professionals seeking affordable luxury.

## Description

Shop ORIENT Men's 2nd Gen. Bambino Ver. 2 Stainless Steel Japanese-Automatic Watch with Leather Strap, Brown, 21 (Model: FAC00007W0) ✓ free delivery ✓ free returns on eligible orders.

Review: So, my first Bambino….but not my first Orient. - I’ve been into watches on and off for years, but recently have re-kindled my interest and started looking around at different models etc. I’ve never been able to invest serious money in high end Swiss makes, but as this is only a small part of the horological world, it really hasn’t impacted upon me or my choice. I have usually stuck with Divers and Chronographs, - large chunky watches - mainly because of the look. I’ve owned several makes, from relatively expensive brands such as Omega, Longines and TAG (I still have a Aquaracer Chronograph from the mid 2000’s) through a whole plethora of G Shocks (I used to work outdoors a lot) and other Japanese makers such as Seiko and Citizen. Other brands along the way include Tissot, Fortis, Hamilton and even some micro brands too. As I’ve got older, my preferences have started to change, and as I’m in an office based role now, some of my watches simply looked out of place with suits and formal wear. A few months ago I started surfing watches on various websites and noticed the Orient brand. A few weeks ago I found an Orient Producer second-hand on Ebay and got it really cheaply. The look (white dial and blue hands) really appealed to me, and have enjoyed wearing it with a suit and nights out. I continued to look around for other dress watches and even wondered about buying a vintage Omega 1970/80’s Quartz model, but then found the Bambino range on line. I spent a bit of time doing some research and this particular model is nearly sold out, and many places (especially here in the UK) don’t stock it or are charging silly money. I took the plunge and ordered it on a Sunday, and the watch arrived at 8am the following Friday, all the way from the US. Very impressive. The watch itself arrived in a Jiffy type padded bag which initially made me concerned about the knocks and bumps it may have received travelling several thousand miles from New York State. My worries were unfounded though, and the bag contained the Orient outer box (bit of a crease to a corner), the inner hard box, the Guarantee card and manual as well as the watch tag with model number. It was working out of the box – so must have had a relatively bumpy trip……… Initial impressions were the size. I know dress watches should come up small but on my 7 and 3/4 inch wrist, this 40.5mm watch didn’t look big. In fact, my first impression was it seemed small and certainly not nearly the same size as my Aquaracer (41mm). Maybe it was also due to my preference for bigger watches. I also think that looking at it on the wrist, the domed mineral glass edges encourages you to focus on the face and chapter ring, and somehow the outer edge and case seems to slip into the background - which makes the watch face appear smaller. Maybe it is just me……? I know this particular mineral does scratch, so had a look around for a replacement sapphire and have found one for $45 from Singapore. I will probably look to get a local watch repair shop to change it in the future Setting the time was easy due the hacking feature (this must have the F6722 movement? – I’m sure someone will correct me if I’m wrong), and the hand winding was positive, with just the right amount of resistance when turning the very nicely finished crown. The date setting is a nice complication to have; and you can sense things were moving in the watch internally when setting – reflecting its mechanical nature. The appearance is definitely vintage – with the cream dial and Roman numerals harking back to a watch I remember my dad owning, and certainly brings to mind the classic dress watch qualities. The more modern twist of blue hands is what really appealed to me, and contrast nicely with the cream face. Looking closely at the dial, the applied Orient symbol creates a nice touch – but not sure it needs the ‘water resistant’ on the dial. Still, it’s written in small letters so no real problem with it. Nice combination of polished surfaces with matte elements, but I do think the crown would have looked better if signed too. Now I know from all the reviews that the strap is seen as the weak point, but in all honesty, I have seen and owned worse. I was actually pleasantly surprised. Yes it is a bit shiny and certainly stiff; but the colour works with the watch and I’m sure it will ‘wear in’ with time. It feels OK to me in the hand, and I would certainly try it out on the watch for a few weeks to see how it shapes up. I did actually order another watch strap (Dassari?) to replace this one with, due to the poor reviews. Contrary to reports it isn’t too hard to find 21mm straps. It’s not here yet, and I’m sure I will use it, but think I’ll stick with the Orient for a while before replacing it. Overall, I am extremely pleased with this watch. The Bambino and the Producer have re-invigorated my interest in watches and I suspect other Orients will be making their way to my collection over the coming months. If you have a Polaris GMT for sale – let me know! In terms of the buying experience, I couldn’t be happier. desertcart marketplace delivered (literally) when it came to choice, price and speed. The declaration to Customs and the collection of import fees via the deposit scheme meant the watch didn’t get stuck and me being hit with import and handling fees from HMRC. I have bought from the US before and had watches get through under the radar as well as being hit with fees. For approximately £125 (August 2018) including postage and import costs, it is a bargain. Definitely recommended.
Review: An amazing, affordable, giant killer. You can't get better than this at this price! - What can I say! This Orient Bambino punches way above its weight. I've been wanting one of these for a couple of years & decided to buy one at a fantastic price....£116.00! Including P&P! I am happy, It looks great. I didn't like the leather but very shiny plastic looking strap it came with so had to change it immediately. As you can see in the photos I bought a royal blue leather (not so shiny) strap, to go with the beautiful blue hands. The photos does this watch no justice; the dial is a gorgeous pearl white which gives a very slight two-tone glow when caught by the sunlight. In other lighting conditions you get at time a hint of very pale green to the dial, which again looks gorgeous. I mentioned the blue hands; they can look dark blue at times, almost black, but then the light catches them at an angle & they look bright royal blue! The watch plays with the light in a totally magnificent way, you get total display of pure pleasure from this time piece. The quality is outstanding for a watch under £300. Yes, the strap it comes with is plastic looking, but it is decent quality, just not my cup of tea. All automatic watches vary in accuracy, mine speeds up by 8 seconds per day, which isn't an issue, this is pretty decent for an automatic watch, you can find far worse with £400+ automatics. A very well made stunning dress watch, for the person who wants a touch of class & simplicity. If you enjoy affordable, good quality, beautiful time pieces, you'd be crazy not to purchase one of these babies, or should I say "Bambinos".

## Features

- ORIENT BAMBINO V2: Our 2nd Gen Bambino mens automatic watch sports comes with an elegant domed mineral crystal & dial. The 40.5mm Bambino wrist watch for men features modest Roman Numeral markers, thin hands for that classic wristwatch feeling.
- AUTOMATIC MENS WATCH: These leather band watches for men have been designed with the F6722 movement, and allows you to switch from automatic to hand-winding or hacking movements. Our classic dress watches for men are water resistant to 30m(100ft).
- QUALITY MATERIALS: Our Orient bambino gen 2 watch is crafted with the finest superior-quality stainless steel watch casing, and will go great with any outfit no matter what the activity, making them the ultimate fashionable accessories for men.
- GIFTS FOR MEN: If you are looking for gifts for dad, gifts for husband, dad gifts, mens gifts, anniversary gifts for him, men jewelry, best gifts for men, men accessories, mens gifts for anniversary, gift for dad or cool gifts for men look no further.
- ORIENT WATCHES USA: Since 1950, Orient Watch has been dropping unique, superior-quality timepieces. Today, Orient continues to hone its craft by developing unparalleled mechanical movement. All our watches come with a 1 Year Orient Watch USA Warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B01MZWU93O |
| Best Sellers Rank | 424,004 in Fashion ( See Top 100 in Fashion ) 3,001 in Men's Wrist Watches |
| Customer reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (4,427) |
| Date First Available  | 19 July 2017 |
| Department  | mens |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | FAC00007W0 |
| Manufacturer  | Orient |
| Product Dimensions  | 12 x 12 x 12 cm; 226.8 g |

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So, my first Bambino….but not my first Orient.
*by O***D on 17 August 2018*

I’ve been into watches on and off for years, but recently have re-kindled my interest and started looking around at different models etc. I’ve never been able to invest serious money in high end Swiss makes, but as this is only a small part of the horological world, it really hasn’t impacted upon me or my choice. I have usually stuck with Divers and Chronographs, - large chunky watches - mainly because of the look. I’ve owned several makes, from relatively expensive brands such as Omega, Longines and TAG (I still have a Aquaracer Chronograph from the mid 2000’s) through a whole plethora of G Shocks (I used to work outdoors a lot) and other Japanese makers such as Seiko and Citizen. Other brands along the way include Tissot, Fortis, Hamilton and even some micro brands too. As I’ve got older, my preferences have started to change, and as I’m in an office based role now, some of my watches simply looked out of place with suits and formal wear. A few months ago I started surfing watches on various websites and noticed the Orient brand. A few weeks ago I found an Orient Producer second-hand on Ebay and got it really cheaply. The look (white dial and blue hands) really appealed to me, and have enjoyed wearing it with a suit and nights out. I continued to look around for other dress watches and even wondered about buying a vintage Omega 1970/80’s Quartz model, but then found the Bambino range on line. I spent a bit of time doing some research and this particular model is nearly sold out, and many places (especially here in the UK) don’t stock it or are charging silly money. I took the plunge and ordered it on a Sunday, and the watch arrived at 8am the following Friday, all the way from the US. Very impressive. The watch itself arrived in a Jiffy type padded bag which initially made me concerned about the knocks and bumps it may have received travelling several thousand miles from New York State. My worries were unfounded though, and the bag contained the Orient outer box (bit of a crease to a corner), the inner hard box, the Guarantee card and manual as well as the watch tag with model number. It was working out of the box – so must have had a relatively bumpy trip……… Initial impressions were the size. I know dress watches should come up small but on my 7 and 3/4 inch wrist, this 40.5mm watch didn’t look big. In fact, my first impression was it seemed small and certainly not nearly the same size as my Aquaracer (41mm). Maybe it was also due to my preference for bigger watches. I also think that looking at it on the wrist, the domed mineral glass edges encourages you to focus on the face and chapter ring, and somehow the outer edge and case seems to slip into the background - which makes the watch face appear smaller. Maybe it is just me……? I know this particular mineral does scratch, so had a look around for a replacement sapphire and have found one for $45 from Singapore. I will probably look to get a local watch repair shop to change it in the future Setting the time was easy due the hacking feature (this must have the F6722 movement? – I’m sure someone will correct me if I’m wrong), and the hand winding was positive, with just the right amount of resistance when turning the very nicely finished crown. The date setting is a nice complication to have; and you can sense things were moving in the watch internally when setting – reflecting its mechanical nature. The appearance is definitely vintage – with the cream dial and Roman numerals harking back to a watch I remember my dad owning, and certainly brings to mind the classic dress watch qualities. The more modern twist of blue hands is what really appealed to me, and contrast nicely with the cream face. Looking closely at the dial, the applied Orient symbol creates a nice touch – but not sure it needs the ‘water resistant’ on the dial. Still, it’s written in small letters so no real problem with it. Nice combination of polished surfaces with matte elements, but I do think the crown would have looked better if signed too. Now I know from all the reviews that the strap is seen as the weak point, but in all honesty, I have seen and owned worse. I was actually pleasantly surprised. Yes it is a bit shiny and certainly stiff; but the colour works with the watch and I’m sure it will ‘wear in’ with time. It feels OK to me in the hand, and I would certainly try it out on the watch for a few weeks to see how it shapes up. I did actually order another watch strap (Dassari?) to replace this one with, due to the poor reviews. Contrary to reports it isn’t too hard to find 21mm straps. It’s not here yet, and I’m sure I will use it, but think I’ll stick with the Orient for a while before replacing it. Overall, I am extremely pleased with this watch. The Bambino and the Producer have re-invigorated my interest in watches and I suspect other Orients will be making their way to my collection over the coming months. If you have a Polaris GMT for sale – let me know! In terms of the buying experience, I couldn’t be happier. Amazon marketplace delivered (literally) when it came to choice, price and speed. The declaration to Customs and the collection of import fees via the deposit scheme meant the watch didn’t get stuck and me being hit with import and handling fees from HMRC. I have bought from the US before and had watches get through under the radar as well as being hit with fees. For approximately £125 (August 2018) including postage and import costs, it is a bargain. Definitely recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An amazing, affordable, giant killer. You can't get better than this at this price!
*by G***Y on 30 July 2020*

What can I say! This Orient Bambino punches way above its weight. I've been wanting one of these for a couple of years & decided to buy one at a fantastic price....£116.00! Including P&P! I am happy, It looks great. I didn't like the leather but very shiny plastic looking strap it came with so had to change it immediately. As you can see in the photos I bought a royal blue leather (not so shiny) strap, to go with the beautiful blue hands. The photos does this watch no justice; the dial is a gorgeous pearl white which gives a very slight two-tone glow when caught by the sunlight. In other lighting conditions you get at time a hint of very pale green to the dial, which again looks gorgeous. I mentioned the blue hands; they can look dark blue at times, almost black, but then the light catches them at an angle & they look bright royal blue! The watch plays with the light in a totally magnificent way, you get total display of pure pleasure from this time piece. The quality is outstanding for a watch under £300. Yes, the strap it comes with is plastic looking, but it is decent quality, just not my cup of tea. All automatic watches vary in accuracy, mine speeds up by 8 seconds per day, which isn't an issue, this is pretty decent for an automatic watch, you can find far worse with £400+ automatics. A very well made stunning dress watch, for the person who wants a touch of class & simplicity. If you enjoy affordable, good quality, beautiful time pieces, you'd be crazy not to purchase one of these babies, or should I say "Bambinos".

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The style, look, feel, face and being accurate automatic really did it for me.
*by M***A on 5 May 2021*

I was always wondering what is the big fuss about this watch till i got it. Came in the sealed 100% original box and i loved it as soon as i open the box. It is simple but yet again stylish and amazing, it feel and looks good. It is a kind of watch for all occasions and stands out. I had people notice it and even ask me where i got this from. I simply love it. Also not sure why people want to change the strap!! It is actually perfect, pure leather and goes very well the watch, if anything i am thinking to have the spare of exactly the same original strap. With regards to accuracy, remember this is a automatic watch and not self adjusted so you lose something like 40s a week (7 days) which to me was actually supper accurate for automatic watch better than specifications. For the price you pay, this truly looks and feels like expansive watch, and i have been wearing it for good few months now before i leave this review. The only down side is the face not being scratch proof, i have been very careful and so far not had any scratches but for under £120 which i paid i really can't be asking for everything. So that is the only compromise but still lots of joy wearing this. I recommend this 100% without any hesitation.

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