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Orient Bambino Automatic Watch
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Orient Bambino Automatic Watch
Unr8tedsaw
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Apr 3, 2015
Anyone know if the movement is a modified Miyota? What's the bph of the movement? Thanks
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thebaron
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Apr 3, 2015
Unr8tedsawOrient is one of the few companies that uses in-house movements. Most of their affordable watches (including this one) use the Orient cal. 469, which shares many similarities to old Seiko movements. I actually prefer the 469 over comparably priced miyota and seiko movements. BPH is 21,600.
Edit: Looks like I slipped up. The Bambino uses the cal. 48743, which is essentially the same as the 469, but without the day and the related pusher.
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quanticle
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Apr 3, 2015
Unr8tedsawIIRC Orient makes their own movements, in-house. They don't use Miyota or Seiko movements. I think they're one of the last non-Swiss watchmaking houses to make their own movements.
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Mezz
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Apr 4, 2015
quanticleactually Orient is now owned by Seiko,. They bought them few years ago. I think they still use the original Orient mechanical movements designed prior to being purchased., so still unique Orient movements.
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