- Is the Kamasu a real dive watch?
- Yes. It is rated to 200 m with a screw-down crown and a unidirectional bezel, so it is suitable for recreational diving and swimming.
- How does it differ from the Orient Mako II?
- The Kamasu adds a sapphire crystal and a slimmer case, and it drops the day window. The Mako II uses mineral glass and has a day-date.
- Does it need winding?
- No. It is automatic and winds from wrist movement, with a 40-hour power reserve. You can hand-wind it through the crown if it has stopped.
- What is the case size?
- The case is about 41.8 mm across and roughly 12.8 mm thick, with a 22 mm lug width, so most 22 mm straps fit.
- Is the bracelet easy to swap?
- It uses standard spring bars, so a spring bar tool lets you change to a leather or NATO strap. There are no quick-release pins.
- Is it safe for swimming and showers?
- Yes. The 200 m rating covers swimming and snorkeling. Rinse it with fresh water after salt water use.
- Where is the Orient Mako Kamasu (RA-AA0810N19B) cheapest?
- At Jomashop, for $274.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Orient Mako Kamasu (RA-AA0810N19B)?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Jomashop, CreationWatches, Newegg.