Black Mako II Watch AA02001B

The Watch
Blending sport and elegance, this timepiece is crafted by Japanese manufacturer Orient. This dive watch is built for serious underwater enthusiasts, featuring a robust, water-resistant case with distinctly masculine proportions: 41.50 mm in diameter and 13 mm thick. A mineral crystal sits above the dial for added protection. The case is fitted with a precise, black unidirectional rotating bezel - graduated in white - ready to track every achievement on land or at sea. The screwed-down case back ensures 20 atmospheres of water resistance. A crown at 3 o'clock lets you set the time with ease.

The Dial
Deep black and impeccably refined, the dial of this timepiece strikes the perfect balance between form and function. Three hands display the hours, minutes, and seconds, pointing to baton-style hour markers around the dial's edge. Only 12, 6, and 9 o'clock are shown in Arabic numerals. A minute track frames the markers for optimal time reading. The hour and minute hands, along with the hour markers, feature luminescent treatment - keeping you in command of time, day or night. Two windows at 3 o'clock provide date and day information: the date appears in black on a white background, while the day is displayed in English in red. The brand signs its name at 12 o'clock and notes the water resistance rating at 6 o'clock.

The Movement
The automatic movement powering this timepiece is of Japanese origin. Produced in-house by Orient, caliber F6922 delivers approximately 40 hours of power reserve. It drives the hour, minute, and second hands, and operates two windows (date and day). It also supports manual winding.

The Strap
A silver-tone stainless steel bracelet accompanies this timepiece. Featuring a three-link design, it delivers a distinctly masculine look. It fastens around your wrist with a deployment clasp equipped with two pushers. The lug width measures 22 millimeters.

Water Resistance
With 20 atmospheres of water resistance - that's 200 meters - this watch is a true dive companion. It handles shallow freediving with ease, and you can even use high-pressure washers with it on your wrist without a worry. Showers, baths, active swimming, and freediving are all fair game. For scuba diving with tanks, we recommend stepping up to a higher water resistance rating. As always, avoid operating the crown or pushers while submerged to keep the seal intact.