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Post by **koimaster** » October 23rd 2015, 8:34am

Orient watches website

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Post by koimaster » October 23rd 2015, 8:34am

http://orientwatchusa.com/

Not often I am going to post a direct link to a vendor unless a sale is going on but Orient is owned by a lot of members and for the $$$, a steal IMHO.

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Post by **conjurer** » October 23rd 2015, 9:25am

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Post by conjurer » October 23rd 2015, 9:25am

Very true, Alain. And OUSA is the only place you can get the new Mako USA. However, a better retailer for Orient in the US is Long Island Watches (OUSA supplies them) as well as Arizona Fine Time--you'll get better service from those guys and the prices are honest, no coupon codes embedded in videos and shit.

Also, for higher end Orient Stars, it's best (right now) to go with a Japanese retailer, because the yen is so weak against the dollar. I use Seiya Japan--if you email him with a particular model he doesn't have on his website, he can usually get it for you--and quote an honest price, which includes shipping. His English is perfect, and shipping from Toyko to here in WA state is usually four days.

Post by **Kahuna74** » October 23rd 2015, 9:34am

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Post by Kahuna74 » October 23rd 2015, 9:34am

I own four Orient's. All keepers,I have one on right, now, my os300.

Post by **koimaster** » October 23rd 2015, 9:50am

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Post by koimaster » October 23rd 2015, 9:50am

ok,

http://www.retailmenot.com/view/longislandwatch.com refresh that link for updates.

http://www.longislandwatch.com/

http://www.azfinetime.com/

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“Your heart was warm and happy

With the lilt of Irish laughter

Every day and in every way

Now forever and ever after."

Post by **Don Barzini** » October 23rd 2015, 12:12pm

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Post by Don Barzini » October 23rd 2015, 12:12pm

conjurer wrote:Very true, Alain. And OUSA is the only place you can get the new Mako USA. However, a better retailer for Orient in the US is Long Island Watches (OUSA supplies them) as well as Arizona Fine Time--you'll get better service from those guys and the prices are honest, no coupon codes embedded in videos and shit.

Also, for higher end Orient Stars, it's best (right now) to go with a Japanese retailer, because the yen is so weak against the dollar. I use Seiya Japan--if you email him with a particular model he doesn't have on his website, he can usually get it for you--and quote an honest price, which includes shipping. His English is perfect, and shipping from Toyko to here in WA state is usually four days.

I was at AZ Fine Time yesterday. Extremely laid back, pleasant employee, no pressure, no bullshit. An interesting selection of watch brands mixed with a cigar store and smoking bar.

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Post by **bedlam** » October 24th 2015, 1:20am

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Post by bedlam » October 24th 2015, 1:20am

Don Barzini wrote:
conjurer wrote:Very true, Alain. And OUSA is the only place you can get the new Mako USA. However, a better retailer for Orient in the US is Long Island Watches (OUSA supplies them) as well as Arizona Fine Time--you'll get better service from those guys and the prices are honest, no coupon codes embedded in videos and shit.

Also, for higher end Orient Stars, it's best (right now) to go with a Japanese retailer, because the yen is so weak against the dollar. I use Seiya Japan--if you email him with a particular model he doesn't have on his website, he can usually get it for you--and quote an honest price, which includes shipping. His English is perfect, and shipping from Toyko to here in WA state is usually four days.

I was at AZ Fine Time yesterday. Extremely laid back, pleasant employee, no pressure, no bullshit. An interesting selection of watch brands mixed with a cigar store and smoking bar.

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Post by **TemerityB** » October 24th 2015, 7:24am

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Post by TemerityB » October 24th 2015, 7:24am

Good to know about AZ. I've always wondered about that site - now I know it's worth looking into. Nice job, guys.

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Post by **jlicquia** » April 15th 2020, 4:25pm

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Post by jlicquia » April 15th 2020, 4:25pm

Love all 8 of my Orient s. Most recent is the Kamasu diver. Wearing it today.

Post by **bbattle** » August 15th 2022, 3:05pm

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Post by bbattle » August 15th 2022, 3:05pm

conjurer wrote: ↑
October 23rd 2015, 9:25am
Very true, Alain. And OUSA is the only place you can get the new Mako USA. However, a better retailer for Orient in the US is Long Island Watches (OUSA supplies them) as well as Arizona Fine Time--you'll get better service from those guys and the prices are honest, no coupon codes embedded in videos and shit.

Also, for higher end Orient Stars, it's best (right now) to go with a Japanese retailer, because the yen is so weak against the dollar. I use Seiya Japan--if you email him with a particular model he doesn't have on his website, he can usually get it for you--and quote an honest price, which includes shipping. His English is perfect, and shipping from Toyko to here in WA state is usually four days.

I got my SARB035 Seiko from www.shoppinginjapan.net. they carry all the Japanese brands and have a ton of JDM models. And discontinued models. They did not have this particular Orient Star but it would've been sold out anyways. Shipping was fast, no hang-ups in customs.