Orient Bambino 38 vs Orient Ray II Automatic Dive Watch
The Bambino 38 is the dress watch; the Ray II is the tool watch. The Bambino wears smaller and thinner, with a domed crystal and leather strap that suit a shirt cuff, but its 30m rating means keep it away from water. The Ray II adds a screw-down crown, 200m water resistance, a rotating dive bezel and a steel bracelet, and owners praise it as a tough everyday automatic. Reviewers rate both as strong value for an entry-level mechanical; pick by how you will wear it, not by brand.
- Choose the Orient Bambino 38 if you want a slim, classic dress watch for office and formal wear and will keep it dry.
- Choose the Orient Diver Ray II if you want one automatic watch for swimming, travel and daily wear with a steel bracelet and dive bezel.
Prices
- Orient Bambino 38: $430.00 at First Class Watches (last seen Nov 10)
- Orient Ray II Automatic Dive Watch: $212.47 at Walmart (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Orient Ray II Automatic Dive Watch is $217.53 cheaper than the Orient Bambino 38 at the latest prices (Nov 10)

