Watchmakers can’t stress enough on one point which can make or break a watch. Visibility or readability, whichever way you may look at it, unless a watch is easy to read, its attractiveness diminishes. Even the most expensive, gem-studded watch falls short in the face of a watch with a good visibility. It applies more to professional tool watches; so, Orient gives its all for an enhanced visibility that blends both style and utility in one core. Orient is famous for its distinct, quality watches featuring in-house movements within solid stainless steel and is a great way to get started wearing mechanical watches or to say – wearing watches as a whole. They don’t break the bank and offers a wide range of options, with no vacant places in between. If Orient stops producing a particular model, you can expect a better version of it to show up soon. Another thing that makes the Orient models a great choice is: For the most part, they are as finicky as a user regarding their attention to detail and quality. That’s why their retro-looking watches indeed look like a watch from a few decades back and not forced upon. They are modern and classic at the same time; the retro styles excellently blended to their utilitarian sides. This excellent blend between style and utility makes even the dressiest Orient watch fit for an expedition i.e. if you want, you can wear one even while rock-climbing. So you can well-gauge the heights you can reach with the professional-tool grade Orient watches that are built with specific purposes in mind.