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Orient Kamasu vs Orient Mako II

Both are Orient divers with the same F6922 automatic movement and 200 m water resistance, so the real split is price and finish. The Mako II is the better value at $223.45 at eBay as of November 3, versus $267.67 at Amazon for the Kamasu. Buy the Kamasu if you want a sapphire crystal and a slimmer, dressier case; buy the Mako II if you want the classic diver look for less.

Today the Orient Mako II costs $44.22 less at its best price.

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Orient Kamasu

Orient Kamasu

$267.67at AmazonObserved at 3:00 PM
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Choose the Kamasu if you want a sapphire crystal and a slightly larger 41.8 mm case that wears well on a bracelet or strap.

Pros
  • Sapphire crystal resists scratches far better than mineral.
  • Slimmer case sits closer to the wrist under a cuff.
  • Same 200 m rating and automatic movement as the Mako II.
  • Slightly larger dial opening reads bigger on the wrist.
Cons

What separates them

Orient KamasuOrient Mako II
Price (new, November 3, 2026)$267.67 at Amazon$223.45 at eBay
CrystalSapphireMineral
Case diameter41.8 mm41.5 mm
Case thicknessAbout 12 mm13 mm
MovementOrient automatic, 40-hour reserveOrient F6922 automatic, 40-hour reserve
Water resistance200 m200 m
BezelUnidirectional rotating120-click unidirectional rotating
Lug width22 mm22 mm

Price history

$316.00$223.45
Nov 2Nov 3
  • Orient Kamasu: lowest $267.67 on Nov 3 at Amazon.
  • Orient Mako II: lowest $223.45 on Nov 3 at eBay.

Prices at every store

Orient Kamasu

  • eBayNew

    In stockSold by free-duty-4thzone

    $275.00Free shippingObserved at 3:00 PM
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  • AmazonNew

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    $267.67Free shippingObserved at 3:00 PM
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  • karatworld.comNew

    Availability unknown

    $316.00Observed at 3:00 PM
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  • ModeSensNew

    Availability unknown

    $330.00Observed at 3:00 PM
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Orient Mako II

  • eBayNew

    In stockSold by samuraisoul142142

    $223.45Observed at 3:00 PM
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  • Best BuyNew

    In stock

    $232.69Free shippingObserved at 3:00 PM
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  • WalmartNew

    Availability unknownSold by Fashiongalaxy

    $225.84Observed at 3:00 PM
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    $230.00Free shippingObserved at 3:00 PM
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Specs compared

SpecOrient KamasuOrient Mako II
StyleWrist—
DisplayAnalog—
Water ResistantYes—
Watch MovementMechanical—
Mechanical MovementAutomatic—
Case ShapeRound Case—
Case Size41.8mm case—
Movement—Orient F6922 automatic
Power reserve—40-hour
Case diameter—41.5 mm
Case thickness

What reviewers say

Orient Kamasu

Owners and reviewers treat the Kamasu as one of the best value automatic divers you can buy. Praise centers on the sapphire crystal, the in-house movement and the price. Complaints focus on the bracelet, the bezel action and out-of-box accuracy.

Pros
  • Sapphire crystal at an entry price
  • Reliable in-house automatic movement
  • Good water resistance for swimming and snorkeling
  • Clean dial legibility
Cons
  • Stiff or rattly bracelet and clasp
  • Bezel action less crisp than pricier divers
  • Timekeeping can drift outside tight tolerances
  • Crown guards and finishing feel budget

Orient Mako II

Owners rate the Mako II highly, 4.8 out of 5 from 52 ratings, and most praise the automatic movement and dive-watch specs for the money. Common complaints are the mineral crystal and the watch's bulk on smaller wrists.

Questions and answers

Is the Kamasu worth the extra money over the Mako II?
Yes if scratch resistance matters to you. The Kamasu's sapphire crystal is the main upgrade, and it costs about $44 more at the best new prices.
Which has the better movement?
They are effectively the same. Both use Orient's in-house automatic with a 40-hour power reserve, so accuracy and service life are comparable.
Which wears smaller on the wrist?
The Kamasu. Its case is about 1 mm thinner, so it tucks under a shirt cuff more easily than the 13 mm Mako II.
Can I swim with either watch?
Yes. Both are rated to 200 m, which covers swimming and snorkeling. Neither is rated for saturation diving.
Which holds its value better?
The Kamasu, mainly because of the sapphire crystal. Both are entry-level Orient divers and depreciate, so neither is an investment.
Which is better for daily wear?
The Mako II if budget leads, the Kamasu if you want a crystal that stays clear. Both run the same movement and need the same service interval.

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Buying guides that pick them

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Costs about $44 more at the best new price.
  • Fewer stores price it new (6 versus 5, but a narrower spread).
  • Price swung from $316.00 to $267.67 in one day, so timing matters.
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    Orient Mako II

    Orient Mako II

    4.8· 52 ratings
    $223.45at eBayObserved at 3:00 PM
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    Choose the Mako II if you want the same movement and 200 m rating for about $44 less and prefer the classic Mako dial and bezel.

    Pros
    • Lowest price of the pair at $223.45.
    • 4.8 out of 5 from 52 ratings.
    • Classic Mako dial and 120-click bezel action.
    • Proven F6922 movement with a 40-hour reserve.
    Cons
    • Mineral crystal scratches more easily than sapphire.
    • 13 mm thick case sits taller on the wrist.
    • Heavier at 157.6 grams on the steel bracelet.
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    13 mm
    Lug width—22 mm
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    SpecOrient KamasuOrient Mako II
    Lug-to-lug—47 mm
    Water resistance—200 m (660 ft)
    Crystal—Mineral
    Bezel—120-click unidirectional rotating bezel
    Case material—Stainless steel
    Weight—157.6 Grams
    Band material—Stainless Steel
    Pros
    • Reliable automatic movement for the price
    • Good lume and legible dial
    • Solid bezel action
    • Comfortable on the stock bracelet for many owners
    Cons
    • Mineral crystal picks up scratches
    • Thick case sits high on the wrist
    • Bracelet clasp feels basic