Orient Enforcer SEZ07003D0 Watch
We've long been fans of Japanese Orient watches. Especially when it comes to affordable mechanical watches,?and we'd like to share with you the "Enforcer" model. Below you'll also find a limited time discount on this watch exclusively for watches-dealer readers. Orient is technically a wholly-owned subsidiary of Seiko these days, and has been producing mechanical watches entirely in Japan for over 50 years. One of the problems a lot of Japanese brands have had historically is marketing themselves properly in the Western world. A good example is the name of the brand "Orient," which is rarely associated with Japan.Especially over the last few years, Orient has been upping its game a lot. That means better designs, more interesting movements. and a really impressive level of fit and finish. There are also the higher-end Royal Orient and Orient Star collections that are rare outside of Japan. Anyhow, let's look at the new Orient SEZ07003D0 Enforcer watch that sums up a lot of why Orient i

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