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G'day everyone..... I've decided to move this great watch as it is sitting in my box not being worn and I would like someone else to have the enjoyment of owning it
This ORIENT M-FORCE Titanium is a diver’s watch that features superb design and high functionality along with being very light for its size, making it ideal for everyday use..
SPECIFICATIONS:
MODEL: Orient M-Force Titanium Automatic SDV01002B0 - 22 jewels
MOVEMENT: Automatic - Calibre 4075A - Auxiliary Hand-winding & Hacking
CASE: Titanium - Diameter 47.00mm x Height 13.60mm - Enhanced shock proof
CASEBACK: Screwed-down
BEZEL: One-way rotating - Stainless-Steel
CRYSTAL: Sapphire
CROWN: Screwed-down
DATE INDICATOR: At 3 o’clock
BRACELET: Titanium
WATER RESISTANT: to 200m
(Certificated by ISO 6425 diver’ s watches, ISO 764 antimagnetic watches and ISO 1413 shock-resistant watches)
For anyone in the market for a diver's watch that will also serve for daily casual wearing, this ORIENT M-FORCE would be recommended.
It has been worn sparingly and when done so, done with care. And it has never been near water. This helps explain its excellent condition.
It comes as a full set with its very fashionable original inner and outer boxes, Guarantee Booklet, Hang Tag, and all extra bracelet links.
It has to rate at around TKNZ 95% (Near Mint)......
The most realistic price I can put on it is: $415.00 and that's DELIVERED! (Please PM me if interested)
These comments regarding it were made by “Seiko Sensei” Don
A choice piece for those in-the-know, Will
This M-Force SDV01002B0 was a direct competitor to the Seiko Diver's 200m Titanium SBDC007 "Shogun" (now Prospex SBDC029).
Both ISO-certified divers, the Orient Cal. 4075A and Seiko 6R15 being movements of the same grade, both "Made in Japan", and both Ti with comparable build quality.
M-Force has the added sapphire crystal, preferred by many. In NZ, the SDV01002B0 is also much rarer, and all this at a third of the cost of a new Seiko Shogun.--Don
This ORIENT M-FORCE Titanium is a diver’s watch that features superb design and high functionality along with being very light for its size, making it ideal for everyday use..
SPECIFICATIONS:
MODEL: Orient M-Force Titanium Automatic SDV01002B0 - 22 jewels
MOVEMENT: Automatic - Calibre 4075A - Auxiliary Hand-winding & Hacking
CASE: Titanium - Diameter 47.00mm x Height 13.60mm - Enhanced shock proof
CASEBACK: Screwed-down
BEZEL: One-way rotating - Stainless-Steel
CRYSTAL: Sapphire
CROWN: Screwed-down
DATE INDICATOR: At 3 o’clock
BRACELET: Titanium
WATER RESISTANT: to 200m
(Certificated by ISO 6425 diver’ s watches, ISO 764 antimagnetic watches and ISO 1413 shock-resistant watches)
For anyone in the market for a diver's watch that will also serve for daily casual wearing, this ORIENT M-FORCE would be recommended.
It has been worn sparingly and when done so, done with care. And it has never been near water. This helps explain its excellent condition.
It comes as a full set with its very fashionable original inner and outer boxes, Guarantee Booklet, Hang Tag, and all extra bracelet links.
It has to rate at around TKNZ 95% (Near Mint)......
The most realistic price I can put on it is: $415.00 and that's DELIVERED! (Please PM me if interested)
These comments regarding it were made by “Seiko Sensei” Don
A choice piece for those in-the-know, Will
This M-Force SDV01002B0 was a direct competitor to the Seiko Diver's 200m Titanium SBDC007 "Shogun" (now Prospex SBDC029).Both ISO-certified divers, the Orient Cal. 4075A and Seiko 6R15 being movements of the same grade, both "Made in Japan", and both Ti with comparable build quality.
M-Force has the added sapphire crystal, preferred by many. In NZ, the SDV01002B0 is also much rarer, and all this at a third of the cost of a new Seiko Shogun.--Don
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