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Orient Bambino Version 2 | Automatic/Hand-Winding Wrist Watch | 40.5 mm Case | Classic Watch

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Color: Creme Dial


Description

The Bambino Version 2 builds upon what the original started. The dial features a light, metallic sunburst that's offset by polished hour markers and dauphine hands. A date window sits at the three o'clock marker, and a track of seconds markers worked its way around the edge of the dial. Most importantly, the Bambino has been upgraded with the F6724 movement which is automatic, hand-winding, and hacking.

Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4.72 x 4.72 x 4.72 inches; 8 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ TAC00009N0


Department ‏ : ‎ Gents


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 Unknown batteries required.


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 2, 2016


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Orient


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Best Sellers Rank: #143,348 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #357 in Men's Wrist Watches


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Display: Analog


Watch Movement Type: Automatic


Additional Features: Water Resistant


Power Source: Automatic


Strap Type: Leather strap


Water Resistance Depth: 100 feet


Sport Type: Walking


Clasp Type: Buckle


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Embellishment Feature: Crystal


Closure Type: Buckle


Style Name: Casual


Shape: Round


Band Color: Brown


Dial Color: Beige


Theme: Sports


Pattern: Roman Numerals


Face Style: [Other] Cream yellow dial, blue hands, Roman numerals, detailed chapter ring


Character: Fashion


Brand Name: Orient


Model Name: TAC00009N0


Included Components: Watch Box


Model Number: TAC00009N0


Item Weight: 8 ounces


Global Trade Identification Number: 54, 46


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: Orient


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 Year


Number of Items: 1


Age Range Description: Adult


Item Type Name: Watch


Manufacturer Part Number: FAC00009N0


Band Material Type: Stainless Steel


Case Material Type: Stainless Steel


Crystal: mineral


Case Diameter: 40.5 millimeters


Band Width: 21 millimeters


Case Thickness: 11.8 millimeters


Band Length: 9 inches


Bands: 1


Warranty Type: Manufacturer


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • How Do They Do It!?!?
Color: White Dial (Blue Hands)
I love this watch. I collect watches of all levels. Micro-brands, mid-level, high end and I have so much respect for Orient. Yeah they do a couple of things that drive me nuts (bracelets with hollow end links and stamped clasps). They make their movements in-house. That is horologically significant. Even at this price point. Which brings me to the title of this review. I don't know how they can make such a handsome wristwatch for the price I paid (105 with tax). I wouldn't blink twice if I saw this watch advertised for 500 dollars. It's that nice. One thing is for certain. Pictures do not do it justice. Seeing it in person, the play of light on the domed crystal, the creamy tone to the dial and those wonderful blue hands. The strap takes a bit of time to break in but it's not bad. It's pretty. I changed it out for something less shiny and a little more "me". If you're in the market for a retro-inspired dress watch, you can't go wrong with this. I bought the white dial with silver indices because I planned to wear this as an every day watch that can play the part of dress up when needed. This looks just as nice with jeans and a t-shirt or golf shirt as it does with a suit and tie. Accuracy has been minus 2 to 3 seconds a day. Not bad at all. I was pretty surprised at the accuracy for a mass produced movement but Orient is a proud company. I've had a few of their watches in my day and all of them, regardless of price point, had accurate movements as good or better than any of the pricier watches in my collection. I have mechanical dive watches (Swiss Army & Seiko), mechanical chronos (Omega), quartz tactical G-Shocks, vintage pieces and some lovely hand-made custom pieces with Unitas hand-wound movements and this Orient is the only one I want to wear of late. So light on the wrist and handsome. Reminds me of all those great watches from the late 50's and early 60's that came from Omega, Longines, JLC, etc. If you're thinking of dropping 2 C notes on a Timex Marlin, STOP. Look at the Bambino. It's so much more watch for the money with a superior movement and quality. Look at them side by side yourself and the quality and fine finishing of the Orient is very obviously superior. "Amo il mio bambino!!!" ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2019 by Scundo

  • Good looking mechanical dress watch
Color: White Dial (Rose Gold Hands)
After years of wearing a smart watch, I wanted to go back to analog watches. The Orient Bambino was recommended by several watch collectors on Youtube so I decided to get one. It is beautiful dress watch at a fraction of the cost of other more expensive brands. The 40.5 mm case is perfect for my relatively small wrist. The leather strap is firm and feels like it can last for years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2026 by Ndeluna (required)

  • One of the best Automatic's you can purchase in this price range
Color: White Dial (Rose Gold Hands)
Gonna get the 2 cons out of the way first. 1. It's very large for a dress watch. If they were to bring the diameter down to 38mm I think it would be perfect, but unfortunately fashion watches these days are all large. If you want a more traditional automatic dress watch that is smaller however, you'll have to go vintage and gamble on its condition, and possibly pay quite a bit more. 2. It rattles a bit. I own a few Automatic watches (vintage Bulova, vintage Omega, a Seiko SKX, etc), and they all have a small amount of rattle which is to be expected. However this is more noticeable. It's not that bad, but I was almost worried there was something wrong at first. Also, not a con, but the strap isn't all that great. If you like crop leather it isn't so bad, but I replaced it. Pros 1. Very nice polish all around. All numerals and accents are placed evenly, the face is clean of any blemishes, and the case was pristine. The individual tick marks that surround the edge of the face are very crisp, it reminds me of a nautical instrument. 2. The lens. It has a very large raised lens, which I appreciate because it pays homage to older vintage watches. It almost reminds me of a ship's windows because of its curvature. However, that means it can be more easily damaged because of how pronounced it is. While not sapphire, its held up fairly well so far. I wear it every few days and never while in uniform. The risk is worth it, its eyecatching. 3. The movement. I'm no expert on a horology nor the Orient Cal 48743 movement this watch has, but so far it has been more than serviceable and hasn't gained or lost any significant time. Being able to manually wind the watch is an amazing feature and something I miss when I wear my gshock or my Seiko SKX (which is automatic but you can't wind! Biggest criticism of that great watch). The date has always been accurate as well, provided you set the watch correctly for the month (different months have a different number of days obviously) 4. Water resistance. I haven't swam with this watch, and I wouldn't recommend that at all. However I've done the dishes a few times without thinking and there's been no issue. I question if this truly is 30M rated, I'd want to see someone test that actually. But like I said, it's been rained on and soaked in soapy water without issue. Overall: It would be very difficult to do better for less than $200, or the $140 I paid for that matter. This watch is perfect for casual business settings or on a college campus. Could fit with a lot of different aesthetics I think. For the cost I paid, it's not disposable but I feel like I can wear it without worrying to much about damaging it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2018 by Benedict

  • So Nice, I Bought it Twice!
What more can I say about the Orient Bambino that hasn't been said in all of the online reviews for this watch Nothing! But, if you do not research an item before you buy let me summarize... It is amazingly inexpensive for an automatic watch, in-house Japanese movement, it is beautiful, it's stylish, many variations, functions great, etc... My only minor complaint is that the band really is as bad as people have said in other reviews. It is stiff, it is not super comfortable, it feels cheap, and it is fairly small (I use the last hole to fit comfortably around my wrist). However I recommend this watch to anyone looking for a dress watch, an automatic watch, someone starting to collect watches, or anyone who wants to add to their collection. It really is the best watch for the money on the market! I did wear this to school (I'm a teacher) and I banged it on the chalkboard chalk holder while walking around my room pretty hard today and there was no damage to the watch on the case or crystal. EDIT: I loved my first Orient Bambino that I purchased a second one and received it yesterday. Now I have the black dial and the creme dial with blue hands. The creme dial looks great and is really easy to read. The blue hands are metallic blue and only appear blue in the correct light and actually look black most of the time. Correction, the blue hands are easily blue at work but seem more black at my home. When that light is perfect, the blue hands are stunning! I think the brown leather strap on the creme dial looks better than the black strap. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2020 by BSUBigMac

  • It's a good watch but I expected more.
Color: Creme Dial
As the headline says, I expected more after hearing so much, especially on YouTube, of how great this automatic watch was for the money. So I've decided to give it 4 stars since I couldn't choose 3.5 stars because it is a good watch but it's not better, in my opinion, than another inexpensive automatic watch that I own from Burei. The Bambino was $112 and the Burei was $89 when I purchased it in 2016. The overall feel and quality of the Burei is much better. Of the two, I think that if either one of these could be listed as a "luxury" watch, the Burei would be the one. But in all fairness, neither one is promoted as a luxury watch so my opinion is just that. I think the dial of the Burei is more fitting of a luxury watch too. Aesthetically, I think the Bambino wins though. Some may like the simplicity of the Burei but the vintage, antique look of the Bambino is amazing. The cream color and gold markers work very well together. As far as the leather bands goes, well, I never changed the band on the Burei because it is nice and very comfortable for a watch of this price. As soon as I brought the Bambino home, I immediately replaced the band with another leather band that I already had. The stock band both feels and looks cheap. Plus I don't think that the dark brown, burgundy or whatever the color of the band is matches the beautiful color of the dial. Both watches have self winding and hacking. Surprisingly, the feel of the self-winding is pretty close on both watches. The crown on the Burei is nicer with it's unique shape compared to the standard shape of the Bambino's. The one thing that I really love about the Burei is that for an inexpensive watch, it comes with a sapphire crystal. The domed crystal on the Bambino is different and I kinda like the look of it. I'm pretty easy on my watches but I can easily see this crystal getting damaged/scratched just through normal use because how much it's exposed. I also like that the Burei has the display case back. Sure it doesn't matter when you're wearing the watch but it does matter when you're showing the watch to friends. Most of my friends and co-workers know nothing about automatic watches so when the see the internals of the watch and how the rotor spins around to wind the watch, they always seem impressed. So in closing, I think that the Bambino is a good, inexpensive automatic watch and I do recommend it. But for the price and minus all the hype, there are better, inexpensive automatic watches out there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2019 by Anthony

  • Golden Version 2. I like it!
Color: White Dial (Gold-Tone Case)
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2026 by Customer

  • Worth the money.
Color: Creme Dial
Excellent watch.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2026 by Faithful

  • Looks like a winner!
Color: White Dial (Blue Hands)
Just received the watch today so the 5 stars may be a bit premature. But the appearance of this watch knocks my socks off. Exactly the traditional aesthetic I like in a wrist watch and it certainly looks like a quality piece. The only criticism I could make is the strap isn’t great, but I prefer a NATO strap and have already switched it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2026 by D. J. A.

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