Japanese watchmaker · since 1950
Orient
Orient and Orient Star are Japanese mechanical watch brands owned and operated by Seiko Epson.
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Straps for Orient watches
Finding the right replacement strap for your Orient watch depends entirely on its lug width. At straps01, we map these measurements to help you get the correct fit. Most Orient models on our site require either 20 mm or 22 mm straps. For example, the elegant Bambino dress watches suit slim leather straps that complement their classic style. If you own a Mako dive watch, a durable rubber or nylon strap is more suitable for water resistance and active everyday wear.
We catalogue 110 watches from this brand to make your online search simple. Our straps feature quick-release spring bars, which make the swap completely tool-free. You can change your style quickly without scratching the stainless steel case. Whether you want to dress up an Orient Star or make a classic automatic watch more casual, choosing the correct width ensures a secure, comfortable fit.
Questions
What is the most common lug width for Orient watches?
The most common lug width is 20 mm, which fits 44 of the models on straps01. This represents 40 percent of the watches we catalogue. Another common width is 22 mm, which fits 39 watches.
How many straps do you have for the 21 mm Orient models?
We have 291 straps available at this specific width. Although 21 mm is less common, fitting 25 of the watches in our database, we still provide a wide range of options to match your style.
What is the typical case size and movement type for these watches?
The median case diameter is 41 mm, with a common range between 40 mm and 42 mm. In terms of movements, 94 percent of the watches are automatic, while 4 percent are manual and 2 percent are quartz.