The next line of Orient’s mechanical watches is the semi-skeleton. This particularly stylish line is more fashion forward than most watches. The trendy look of this watch is well matched with the intricacy of its designs. Moreover, you can just tell that this watch combines mechanical ingenuity with fashionable elegance to create a beautiful timepiece.

This particular set of watches is put above the rest because of its bold designs, which include bold numerals on the dial and a rare case shape. You will notice that the case has an appealing dome crystal shape that complements the curvature of the owner’s wrist. The exhibition caseback has its own genuine Orient stamp logo followed by the watch’s serial number.

The purpose of the exhibition caseback is so that the owner is able to the view the complications that are powering the watch. Likewise, the purpose of the exhibition holes of the dial allows the owner to look into the internal part of the watch. Since this watch is an automatic, it is powered by the spring of the watch.

You can find the dial orient logo above the exhibition hole near the 9 o’clock position. Other interesting features include the 60-minute and 30-minute numerals marked below the 12 o’clock position and above the 6 o’clock position, and the Orient logo on the crown, and the luminescent hour and minute indicators.

There are 2 different variations of metal for the case. One of the models comes in gunmetal black, while the other variation comes in the classic stainless steel color. Model variation differs on the color of the dial, leather, and case. The distinctions between these fashion watches offer variety and choice to match the owner’s taste. One variation comes in gunmetal with a black leather band and a black dial. The other gunmetal case watch comes in a red dial with red-stitched black leather band. The stainless steel case watches have a variation of black dial on black leather band, brown dial on brown leather band, or white dial on brown leather band. Located in the dial are the 2 exhibition holes that are over both the stem and the balance wheel.

The watch line comes with a remarkably designed leather band. You will notice the double-stitch lining just above and below the case. This particular design is intended to emphasize the genuine leather of the watch. One of the watch variations with a red dial also comes with red stitching on the leather band. The clasp for this watch is a pull-off buckle that includes the bold Orient label.