null

Orient 42mm Ranger Day and Date Automatic Watch with Sapphire Crystal #EM7N001B

Orient 42mm Ranger Day and Date Automatic Watch with Sapphire Crystal #EM7N001B

The Orient Ranger is a good looking watch with date and quick day change button. It features a Cal. 46947, 21-jewel Orient automatic (self-winding) movement, with a continuous operation time of more than 40 hours when fully wound. Includes a black dial, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, luminous filled dot hour markers, and luminous silver hands. It is all housed in a 42mm stainless steel case with an exhibition window case back. Comes with a stainless steel bracelet with push-button deployant clasp.

SKU:
EM7N001B
Availability:
In stock
Product Features
  • Movement:Orient 21-Jewel Automatic (self-winding)
  • Case:Stainless steel, 42mm x 12mm thick.
  • Back:Exhibition window back
  • Crystal:Scratch-resistant sapphire
  • Band:Stainless steel bracelet, push-button clasp. 22mm lug width.
  • Water Resistant:50 meters
  • Warranty:1 Year
  • Discontinued:Yes

Customer Review

Average Rating:

Customer Review

1 Review

  • 4
    Nice watch

    Posted by Arun Prasad Venkatasubramanian on Oct 28th 2017

    Great help on the pre-sales by long isalnd. I got this along with the orient ray 2 and 3 other nato straps. The ranger is a nice watch and offer good value at this price range. Especially the sapphire glass is an icing on the cake. Strap is good as well. Couple of drawbacks though in my view is that there is no hand winding or hacking and the day function cannot be adjusted independently. The non hacking is not really an issue but the lack of handwinding is bit of a bummer for me. Also day can be set only by literally turning the hands by 24 hours for each day. This can get a really annoying as sometime its need 6 days of winding to set the day right. I say all this in comparison with the ray 2 i have which was 10$ more than this. While the ray 2 does not have the sapphire glass and transparent caseback, it is a better movement with hand wind and hacking.