Orient Star Classic Review
If you follow worn&wound on a regular basis, you'll know that Orient is one of our favorite brands. They are among a small handful of companies that specialize in very affordable mechanical watches that, despite their low prices, are attractive and well made. And they standout from that small group of brands by also offering complications, such as dual time and power reserve, making them all the more unique. We've reviewed several of their watches before, but this is the first time we'll be taking a look at an Orient Star, one of their sub-brands of higher priced watches, and the only available in the US.Now don't worry, higher-priced for Orient is still well below average in the watch market. What distinguishes them is a higher level of finish and in some cases more complex movements. Yet, even for a watch with multiple retrograde dials, you are unlikely to pay over $1,000. In fact, today's watch, the Orient Star Classic, retails for $690, which after the obligatory 30% discount i

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