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Offline RubenAlonzo

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Review of Orient CEM65002D - Mako
« on: February 12, 2011, 02:00:41 PM »
What can I say about the Orient Mako, honestly words fail to  convey how I felt when I first opened the box. First of all the package itself  was FAR more than I expected, not only the box but also extra links (in the  watch bracelet itself) as well as the velvet gift bag and a full compliment of  instructions.
Substance, that is the first word that comes to mind when I  had it in my hand for the first time ever. This watch weighs far more, in a  good solid way, than I would have expected. And the gorgeous face is not done  any justice by the superb photographs to be found on the web.
The second hand sweeps by with silent resilience and gives a  clue as to the mechanical goings on that reside behind its solid case back. The  crown is solid and unscrewed with authority.   The day change selector also felt solid on the face at the 2 o’clock  position. The screw down crown and day selector add to the beauty of substance  that is the solid case.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am not a man of means by anyone’s  standards, though with the Mako abreast of my wrist I am reassured of the  quality of my possessions rather than the quantity of them. As solid a feeling  as my 21 year marriage is what comes to mind, along with added security of the  twin locking bracelet inspires confidence with the knowledge that this watch  will not go astray.
It has been a longtime coming, but my first automatic is a  confidence inspiring one with Orient. Now I truly appreciate the fact that  there are watches, and then there are timepieces.
Have no doubt ladies and gentlemen, if ever you have  entertained thoughts of a well crafted watch, then the Orient Mako is deserving  of both your attention and consideration.
With a 21 jewel movement, solid link bracelet and twin screw  down selectors the Orient Mako truly is watch of purpose and substance.
 
Sincerely,
Ruben Alonzo Aceves 
Keep it smooth.

Offline jannievr

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Re: Review of Orient CEM65002D - Mako
« Reply #1 on: January 15, 2012, 06:43:58 PM »
I live South Africa and we do not really have access to Orient watches. If you do get one for sale at a jewelers it is 3 to 4 times the price that I can get it from the net. Do you have a suggestion as to which would be the best if I had to choose between a cem 6500 or a cem 7500?
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