Orient Kamasu Review
The same F6922 automatic, the same true 200 metres, but this time sapphire glass. The Kamasu adds the one meaningful upgrade over the Mako. How it wears, who it suits, and whether it is worth the step up, told straight.
Reviews are hands-on assessments of individual watches. We cover how a piece wears day to day, the quality of the dial and bracelet, the movement inside and whether the asking price holds up against close rivals.
The same F6922 automatic, the same true 200 metres, but this time sapphire glass. The Kamasu adds the one meaningful upgrade over the Mako. How it wears, who it suits, and whether it is worth the step up, told straight.
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