Orient Men’s ‘Triton’ Japanese Automatic Stainless Steel Diving Watch, Color: Silver-Toned

Concerning the new Triton sequence:

It goes with out saying that the Diver watch has all the time been on the forefront of our assortment. From the Mako and Ray to the Professional Saturation Diver and Mako USA, quite a few well-liked and noteworthy fashions have helped outline our Diver line: an assortment of effectively constructed, dependable timepieces that punch effectively above their weight class. We pleasure ourselves on the truth that they’re made for the everyman, from the desk diver to the leisure diver and even the business diver. Yearly we launch a brand new diver watch, and this yr we’re excited to unveil the Orient Triton.

The Triton takes design inspiration from quite a few traditional divers from our assortment. The hour markers take after the Ray, whereas the brushed metal arms are practically equivalent to these on the Professional Saturation Diver. Every hour marker is outlined by a thick lume plot that’s surrounded by polished steel, which permits the dial to be seen in each brightness and in darkness. Moreover, the matte dial permits the hour markers and arms to face out through the day. The bezel encompasses a matte insert, and rotates unidirectional at 120 clicks. Mirroring different higher-end Orient divers, the Triton boasts a date show in addition to a nifty energy reserve indicator.

The dimensions of the Triton falls between the Mako and previous M-Power watches at 43.4mm large and 13.6mm thick. It bears the “DIVER’S 200M” stamp on the dial and is compliant with the Japanese Industrial Normal (JIS) for a Class 1 Diver watch, making it appropriate for leisure SCUBA diving. It’s powered by the Orient caliber 40N5A, the identical computerized, hand-winding and hacking motion that runs the Professional Saturation Diver.