Contemporary Open Heart Watch RA-AR0007S

The Watch

Orient Star is a celebrated Japanese brand known worldwide for its distinctive timepieces. Since 1950, it has been crafting quality watches built by experts to guarantee lasting reliability. The brand stands out for its functional designs suited to every style. From the Contemporary collection, comes this charming Open Heart RA-AR0007S Watch. Designed to dress men's wrists with distinction, it features a round case measuring 40.80 mm in diameter, crafted in satin-finish stainless steel with an elegant gold tone. A domed sapphire crystal sits above the case to shield the dial from scratches and impacts. A ridged crown at 3 o'clock handles hand and counter adjustment. The screw-down transparent caseback offers a view of the movement while providing 5 ATM water resistance.

The Dial

This silver-toned dial brightens the watch while making it easy to read the time. The outer edge reveals a minute track accompanied by twelve gold-tone indices marking the hours. These, along with the two sword-shaped hands at the center, feature a luminescent coating for clear readability in low-light conditions. The two hands display the hours and minutes, while the small seconds are shown in the sub-dial at 6 o'clock. An open heart adds a captivating detail at 9 o'clock. Orient signs its name at 12 o'clock.

The Movement

Orient powers its creation with an in-house Japanese mechanical movement - specifically the Seiko F6S22 caliber, which drives the hands and the sub-dial counter. It delivers a power reserve of 40 hours, houses 24 jewels to minimize friction, and beats at an oscillation frequency of 21,600 vph.

The Strap

This bracelet features a gold-tone finish with a satin texture that enhances its elegance. Crafted in stainless steel, it is made up of three rows of sturdy links that pair effortlessly with any style. It fastens with a push-button deployment clasp.

Water Resistance

With a water resistance of 50 meters, or 5 ATM, this watch can handle everyday exposure to water - but prolonged immersion is a different story. A quick shower here and there won't do any harm, but to preserve the quality and accuracy of the movement, watch specialists unanimously recommend keeping it away from baths, pools, and the ocean. In short: no swimming, no diving, and no extended water contact.