Orient Star has launched three new M34 F7 Semi Skeleton models, drawing inspiration from the stunning aurora. These timepieces feature sharp case designs and subtly colored dials, reflecting the dynamic hues of the aurora.
Space and nature are at the heart of Orient Star’s philosophy, dedicated to refining technology, design, and quality to create “shining star” watches. The M34 F7 Semi Skeleton, with its mother-of-pearl dial and gradation, captures the essence of the colorful night sky phenomenon. The sapphire crystal with super anti-reflective coating provides a clear view of the dial’s strong lines and shifting shades.
The mother-of-pearl dial is available in three captivating colors: blue, green, and charcoal grey. The charcoal grey model with a metal bracelet is a limited edition of 500 pieces, commemorating Semi Skeleton’s 20th anniversary, and includes an exchangeable calf leather strap.
The powerful case design is beautifully accentuated by the contrast of delicate hairline and mirror finishes achieved through Sallaz polishing.
Powering the M34 F7 Semi Skeleton is the automatic in-house caliber F7F44, offering high accuracy and a 50-hour power reserve. The movement’s Geneva stripes and chamfer finish are visible through the transparent sapphire crystal case back.
In addition to their watchmaking endeavors, Orient Star is committed to responsible leather production through a global multi-stakeholder community. They are dedicated to building a sustainable future.
About the new M Collections
Orient Star introduces the M Collections, a new design collection alongside the existing Classic, Contemporary, and Sports lineups. The M Collections draw inspiration from Greek mythology, nebulae, and star clusters. This collection is designed for both watch enthusiasts and those seeking higher-quality timepieces.
The M45 collection, named after the Pleiades, features designs symbolizing the eternal flow of time and includes universal iconic Orient Star models. The M34 collection, inspired by the Perseus star cluster renowned for its annual Perseid meteor shower, boasts sharp, cutting-edge designs suitable for various occasions. The M42 collection, named after Orion, offers high-performance divers’ watches known for their functionality and comfort, catering to active lifestyles.
About Orient Star
Orient Star, crafting superb timepieces since 1951, reflects the captivating beauty of shining stars. These Japanese artisan-crafted watches continue to innovate in technology and design. With traditional craftsmanship, in-house mechanical movements, and original designs, Orient Star delivers these unique timepieces made in Japan to a global audience.
A Short History
1951 Orient Star is created.
1957 Orient Star Dynamic is launched with hour, minute, and second hands on the central axis of the watch.
1971 The 46 series movement is created, combining both practicality and high accuracy. This formed the base movement of the Orient Star and Orient brand for 50 years.
1991 Mon Bijou is launched, a skeleton model of high-quality and aesthetic appeal.
1996 The power reserve indicator, now an iconic feature of the brand, is integrated into the design.
2017 Orient Watch Co. Ltd. merges with Seiko Epson Corporation, a company with a strong watchmaking heritage and focus on precision engineering. Both organizations share a vision for innovation and high-quality design and craftsmanship creating a strong foundation for the future growth of Orient Star.
2017 The Mechanical Moon Phase, a cosmic timekeeper is launched as a symbol of this new collaboration. This marks a new era of watchmaking for Orient Star brand.
2021 Orient Star celebrates its 70th anniversary. The Skeleton models are mounted with the latest movement with in-house developed silicon escape wheel for longer power reserve and beauty, incorporating design inspired by the vast universe. Currently not for sale.
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