Illustrative render — hero view of the Orient Kamasu Automatic Diver

Orient · Kamasu · Ref RA-AA0004E19A

Just get the Orient.

A 41.8mm automatic diver with a sapphire crystal, a 200m rating, a 120-click bezel and Orient’s in-house F6922 with day and date, on a steel bracelet. It is how most budget dive-watch conversations end.

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Movement

Orient F6922

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Crystal

Sapphire

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Water resistance

200m

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Case

41.8mm, 12.8mm thick

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Lug to lug

46.8mm

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Power reserve

40 hours

specs.json and Orient Watch USA

Sapphire at this price

The Kamasu was Orient’s update to its long-running Mako and Ray divers, and the headline change was the crystal. Where those watches used mineral glass, the Kamasu has flat sapphire. At this price that is still unusual, and it is the single spec that moved the watch to the top of the budget-diver shortlist.

The rest of the case is what you would hope for at 200m: a screw-down crown at 3 without guards, a screw-down caseback, and a 120-click unidirectional bezel with a black insert and a dotted minute track between bold numerals.

Illustrative render — sapphire at this price of the Orient Kamasu Automatic Diver

The F6922

Orient makes its own movements. The F6922 is the in-house automatic inside the Kamasu: 22 jewels, 21,600 vibrations per hour, a stated 40-hour reserve, and both hand-winding and hacking, so it can be wound from the crown and set to the second.

It carries a day and a date in one window at 3 o’clock. The larger Kamasu and the smaller Mako 40 on this site share the same design language but not the same caliber; the F6922 is the Kamasu’s.

Illustrative render — the f6922 of the Orient Kamasu Automatic Diver

12.8mm of diver

The case is 41.8mm across, 12.8mm thick and 46.8mm lug to lug in brushed and polished steel, on a solid-link bracelet with a push-button deployant clasp. Those numbers are a proper tool diver, not a slim sports watch. It wears with presence.

This reference, RA-AA0004E19A, is the sunburst green dial; Orient sells the same watch in other colours under other references. Every figure here comes from Orient’s published page and specs.json; we have not measured or timed a unit.

Illustrative render — 12.8mm of diver of the Orient Kamasu Automatic Diver

Specs

Reference
RA-AA0004E19A
Case size
41.8mm
Case material
Stainless Steel
Movement
Automatic Caliber F6922
Caliber type
Orient In-House Automatic
Crystal
Sapphire Crystal
Water resistance
200m (20 ATM)
Power reserve
40 Hours
Complications
Day, Date
Jewels
22 Jewels
Frequency
21,600 vph (3 Hz)
Origin
Made in Japan

Specifications as published by Orient. We research from manufacturer documentation and published sources rather than hands-on testing. Researched 2026-09-03.

Verdict

An in-house automatic, a sapphire crystal and a real 200m rating in one diver, at the price where the argument usually ends.

Strengths

  • Sapphire crystal, rare at this price
  • Orient’s own F6922 with hand-winding and hacking
  • 200m with screw-down crown and caseback
  • 120-click bezel and a solid-link bracelet

Trade-offs

  • 12.8mm thick and 41.8mm wide is a full-size diver
  • Hollow end links on the bracelet
  • 21,600 vph is a slower beat than pricier Swiss calibers
  • Green dial only on this reference

Buy it if

One watch for swimming, diving and daily wear from someone who wants a mechanical movement and a crystal that shrugs off keys.

Skip it if

You want a slim profile, or a case under 40mm; the Mako 40 is the smaller sibling.

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FAQ

Yes. Orient rates it to 200m with a screw-down crown and caseback and a unidirectional bezel, which covers recreational scuba diving.

Sources

Researched and last updated 2026-09-03. We do not test watches in hand; every figure above is traceable to the manufacturer or the sources listed here.

Orient Kamasu Automatic Diver

Reference RA-AA0004E19A · $250–$500

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