Orient Watch USA

So you’re probably aware that a majority of Orient’s Watches are mechanical, and that they’re powered by you, the wearer, in some way, shape, or form. But h...

From light rain to a few feet of snow, the winter climate can definitely be a mixed bag during the season. But what does that mean for the watch on your wri...

What’s protecting your watch? While we’ve talked about how you can keep your watch in tip-top shape, we haven’t discussed the first line of defense, which a...

A question we receive often is “What do I use my diver’s bezel for?” That’s a great question for two reasons: (1) Because they have been made obsolete with ...

Have you ever attempted to pull out a crown that didn’t budge? We have received a lot of questions about this, so we decided it was time to offer a guide....

Even with the advent of advent of modern technology, many people consider wristwatches to be valuable tools. Movement complications often allude to featur...

So you’ve purchased your first mechanical watch. Now what? It’s time to take care of it. It’s easy to forget that a mechanical watch isn’t just a watch—it’s...

So you have a watch with a metal bracelet that is most likely way too big for your wrist. Sure, you could take it to a local jewelry repair shop to get it s...

A few weeks ago, we spoke about which watches straps were ideal for handling the summer heat. We’re back with another guide to teach you how to change your ...

There are more watches out there today than ever before. They come in all colors, shapes, and sizes. But one thing has remained relatively the same:  they’...