Orient Mako 40 RA-AC0Q02L Watch

The Watch

For over 60 years, Orient has channeled its expertise and creativity into producing watches with forward-thinking design. The brand has built a vast range of collections and continuously refreshes its aesthetic. From the Mako collection, this RA-AC0Q02L model is sure to captivate from the very first glance. Timeless and elegant, it dresses your wrist for any occasion and adds style to every outfit. It features a stainless steel case with a diameter of 40 mm, a length of 46.50 mm, and a thickness of 12.80 mm. Its round surface is enhanced by a bezel featuring a minute track. A sapphire crystal sits above the dial, protecting it from wear and unwanted scratches. A crown at 3 o'clock handles hand-setting and date adjustment. The screwed caseback ensures water resistance to 20 ATM.

The Dial

This navy blue dial blends elegance and understated style, creating a striking contrast that makes your wrist stand out. Charming luminescent markers ensure easy time reading even in the dark, including two large baton hands and baton hour indexes. These sit alongside a minute track. For added precision, the seconds are shown by a slender sweep hand with an orange arrow tip, while the date is displayed via a window at three o'clock. At six o'clock, the brand indicates the water resistance rating, and its signature appears at 12 o'clock.

The Movement

Inside the case, a Japanese automatic movement drives the hands - specifically the Orient caliber F6722, beating at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour. With a power reserve of 40 hours, 22 jewels, a precision of +25/-15 seconds per day, and a hacking seconds function, this is a movement built to impress.

The Strap

The watch is fitted with a stainless steel bracelet composed of three rows of links with refined finishing and an attractive design. Its grey tone pairs effortlessly with any look. Secured by a deployment clasp, it sits comfortably on your wrist.

Water Resistance

With water resistance up to 20 atmospheres - that's 200 meters - this model qualifies without hesitation as a true dive watch. Our watchmaking experts agree: while it handles showers, baths, lap swimming, freediving, and recreational scuba with ease, it is not designed for extreme deep-sea diving where pressure would eventually overcome its sealing. For professional divers looking to push depth limits, we recommend models rated at 30 atmospheres and above. We also advise against operating the pushers or crown while submerged, to maintain a perfect water-resistant seal.