Resting against the skin, the smooth aurum links feel like a series of warm, golden coins linked in a rhythmic chain. The dial is not just blue; it is the deep, liquid shade of the sky ten minutes after sunset—a quiet midnight that seems to swallow the light rather than reflect it. It sits with a weightless grace, behaving less like a tool and more like a curated piece of geometry that happens to keep time.

Orient has always carved its own singular path in Japanese horology, separate from the more traditionalist schools of the era. This reference IT 115411-30 showcases the brand’s penchant for daring, jewelry-inspired architecture during the late 20th century. Powered by a reliable Japanese quartz heartbeat, it represents a period when Orient challenged the convention of what a watch bracelet should look like, turning a timekeeper into a rhythmic sequence of deep-blue discs. Still accompanied by its original box, it is a preserved fragment of Japan’s adventurous design history.

Case width: 18 mm
Lug to lug: 19 mm
Lug/Bracelet width: 12 mm
Max wrist size: 17.2 cm
Case material: Gold-plated with Stainless Steel back
Dial: Deep midnight blue matte
Crystal: Mineral Glass
Movement: Japan Quartz
Production era: Circa 1990s
Condition: With Original Box