Illustration. The seconds hand sweeps, like the real movement.
Why it's interesting
Orient Star's signature trio: a power-reserve gauge at 12, an open window onto the balance at 9 and a moon phase with pointer date at 6. It's a lot of complication for the money, and the white dial with blue Roman numerals keeps it looking classical rather than busy.
Watch DNA. Filled tags are editorial; outlined tags come from the specifications.
The numbers
Verified specificationsSize
- Diameter
- 41mm
- Lug to lug
- 49mm
- Thickness
- 13.8mm
- Lug width
- 20mm
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About this page
Verified specifications, checked September 2026
Dimensions, water resistance, movement and crystal were checked against the sources below.
All specs from Orient's global spec table (41.0 mm, 49.0 mm lug-to-lug, 13.8 mm, 5 bar, dual-curved sapphire, F7M42, 145 g, launch August 2025) and Orient Germany (price, 20 mm lugs). A cordovan strap is supplied as well. Regular production; the light-blue RE-BT0007L is the 190-piece limited version. It replaces the 2020 RE-AY0102S (calibre F7M62), which Orient still lists globally. Drawing: the semi-skeleton opening at 9 isn't drawn; the 12 and 6 sub-dials stand in for the power-reserve gauge and the moon/date dial.
The illustration is a bezelga rendering generated from the specifications. It is not a photograph and may simplify details such as logos, text and finishing.
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