Orient Star has announced the release of the fifth edition of its limited-edition “Moving Blue” series, which will be available from October 24, 2024. This release, featuring three new models, continues to capture the colors of the sky and sea, symbolizing a connection between people worldwide.
Overview of the Release
This latest edition includes three models: the “Modern Skeleton” and “Semi-Skeleton” from the Contemporary Collection, and the “Classic Semi-Skeleton” from the Classic Collection, specifically designed for women. Each model features a dial in a distinct, transparent sky blue, inspired by the clear air of winter. Additionally, the case back is engraved with a serial number, marking each model as part of a limited edition.
Design and Technical Features
Modern Skeleton and Semi-Skeleton
The Modern Skeleton and Semi-Skeleton models, both from the Contemporary Collection, are characterized by their open-worked dials, which are paired with sky blue and complemented by navy blue small second hands and power reserve indicators. These sporty watches are designed to appeal to collectors who value craftsmanship and modern aesthetics. Each model comes with a 42mm stainless steel case, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, and is powered by the in-house caliber F6F44 automatic movement, offering a power reserve of over 50 hours.
Classic Semi-Skeleton (Ladies)
For the Classic Semi-Skeleton, Orient Star has introduced a women’s model with a refined, elegant design. It features a smaller 30.5mm case, a pink gold bezel, and a dial in the same sky blue color that gives the watch a sophisticated, warm appearance. Powered by the F6R42 automatic movement with a 40-hour power reserve, this model is ideal for those who appreciate both functionality and refined elegance.
Limited Availability and Special Editions
These models are produced in limited quantities. The Modern Skeleton is limited to 900 units globally (350 in Japan), while the Semi-Skeleton will be limited to 700 units (300 in Japan). The Classic Semi-Skeleton will have a total of 400 units worldwide (180 in Japan). Each model will have a serial number engraved on the case back and will be available at select prestige shops. For those looking for something extra, a special edition of each model will also be available with an additional dark blue calf leather strap, providing an alternative look.
Conclusion
Orient Star’s new Moving Blue series is a testament to the brand’s continued focus on craftsmanship, design, and the creation of unique, limited-edition timepieces. Collectors can look forward to these elegant models, which balance tradition and modernity.
For more details and purchasing options, please visit the official Orient Star website.
