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The Orient Symphony III is a men's automatic dress watch with a 41.6mm brushed steel case, a plain black dial with applied baton markers and sword hands, and a date at 3 o'clock. Inside is Orient's in-house F6722 movement with hand-winding, hacking seconds and about a 40-hour power reserve, shown through a screw-down open case back. It suits buyers who want a clean, traditional automatic at an entry-level price, and it undercuts Swiss automatics on features while matching them on the basics. Owners praise the dial and the in-house movement; the mineral crystal and 50m water resistance are the usual compromises at this level.
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Owners rate the Symphony III as a solid entry-level automatic, praising the dial finish and the smooth in-house movement. Common complaints are the mineral crystal and the modest water resistance.
The Orient Symphony III RA-AC0F01B30B is a men's automatic watch with a 41.6mm brushed stainless steel case in a silver finish. The black dial has applied baton markers with silver-tone detailing and sword-shaped hands. A framed date window sits at 3 o'clock, and a fixed stainless steel bezel surrounds the face.
It is powered by the Orient F6722 automatic movement, which has 22 jewels and an approximate 40-hour power reserve. The movement can be wound automatically or by hand. Its hacking-seconds function stops the seconds hand when the crown is pulled out, which helps with precise time setting. The movement is visible through a screw-fastened open case back.
A flat mineral crystal covers the dial, and the watch has 50-metre water resistance. The brushed five-link stainless steel bracelet is 22mm wide at the lugs and closes with a deployment clasp.
