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ORSA Finds a Home

February 15th, 2006 Leave a comment Go to comments

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I’m thinking long and hard about picking up an ORSA Sea Angler. This thing looks really nice, very well put together, and I’m very pleased they’ve gone from an EBay-only brand to a producer of quality automatics.

45mm… mmmm beefy.

ETA 2824-2 Automatic movement
316l Stainless steel case
Unidirectional rotating bezel with 120 clicks
Domed hardlex mineral crystal (sapphire optional)
300m/1000ft Water resistant
8mm Screw down crown
Date at 6hrs
Super luminova coated hands and dial. Case finish is sand blasted
Bezel/case back polished.
22mm lugs with connecting rods
Weight: 136g
Dimentions: 45mm wide x 54mm length
Thickness 16mm
Stainless steel movement holder

Product Page [ORSAWatchCo]

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  • el-cruello

    that watch is aces with me. can’t afford it yet, but someday. Man! I never see any guy in NYC wearing watches as cool as this. NYC is a lamer town for timepieces!

  • http://amateureconblog.blogspot.com/ Christopher

    That thing is one of my pet-peeves. A normal sized movt. in a huge case.

  • http://www.wristwatchreview.com john

    agreed, christopher. i hate that.

  • http://www.brainlubeonline.com amcalpine

    I bought a sea angler, used, but in great shape.. The bezel was extremely sloppy (120 clicks but 30 seconds of slopp). Great movement (ETA2824). Good watch but not great.