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Orient Star Launches 2023 Limited-edition Models with the Theme of “Emotional Colors that Connect the World”

Orient Star has launched a series of limited-edition watches inspired by the colors of the sky and sea that connect the world. The series includes three new models: Modern Skeleton and Semi Skeleton from the Contemporary Collection, and the smaller Classic Semi Skeleton from the Classic Collection. Each watch has a vibrant blue dial reminiscent of the sea and sky illuminated by the morning sun and is engraved with a limited-edition serial number on the case back.

Orient Star Launches 2023 Limited-edition Models with the Theme of “Emotional Colors that Connect the World”
Orient Star Semi Skeleton from the Contemporary Collection, Modern Skeleton and the smaller Classic Semi Skeleton from the Classic Collection (from left to right)

Orient Star Launches 2023 Limited-edition Models with the Theme of “Emotional Colors that Connect the World”


The eye-catching blue dial is inspired by the morning – the start of a new day. The design motif of the beautiful blue sky and sea, illuminated by the sun emerging from the horizon, represents the beginning of a day full of energy. The exquisite vertical gradation from turquoise blue to green symbolizes the sky and the sea whose colors are constantly changing from the moment the sun rises.

The Modern Skeleton exudes sportiness with a dual-layered dial consisting of a turquoise blue to green gradation on the upper layer and a green lower layer underneath. 

The fresh use of colors and layered design enhance the uniqueness of these special pieces limited to 1,200 units worldwide. The memorable gradation from turquoise blue to green is also featured on the Semi Skeleton (limited to 850 pieces), as well as the Classic Semi Skeleton which is limited to 400 pieces.

The sunburst finishing on all three models evokes the sun’s rays, while the rose gold color used throughout – such as on the hands and Orient Star logo, the indices on Modern Skeleton and Semi Skeleton, and the crown on the Classic Semi Skeleton, symbolizes the brightness of the morning sun.

The case back is engraved with a limited-edition serial number and comes with both a high-quality stainless steel (SUS316L) bracelet and a blue calf leather strap that further enhances the gradation on the dial, allowing the wearer to change the strap according to preference.

About Orient Star


Capture your gaze. Reflecting the wonderous beauty of shining stars. Orient Star are superb timepiece, crafted by Japanese artisans since 1951. Orient Star continues to shine and innovate its technology as well as the design of its beautiful timepieces. 

Traditional skills to achieve intricate craftsmanship, an in-house production system to create high-quality mechanical movements, and original designs, are all incorporated into these unique, made-in-Japan watches. Orient Star will continue to deliver these creations in Japan and throughout the world.

A Short History


  • 1951:    Orient Star is created.
  • 1957:    Orient Star Dynamic* is launched with hour, minute, and second hands on the central axis of the watch.
  • 1971:     The 46 series movement is created, combining both practicality and high accuracy. This formed the base movement of the Orient Star and Orient brand for 50 years.
  • 1991:    Mon Bijou* is launched, a skeleton model of high quality and aesthetic appeal.
  • 1996:     The power reserve indicator, now an iconic feature of the brand, is integrated into the design.
  • 2017:    Orient Watch Co. Ltd. merges with Seiko Epson Corporation, a company with a strong watchmaking heritage and focus on precision engineering. Both organizations share a vision for innovation and high-quality design and craftsmanship creating a strong foundation for the future growth of Orient Star.
  • 2017:    The Mechanical Moon Phase, a cosmic timekeeper is launched as a symbol of this new collaboration. This marks a new era of watchmaking for the Orient Star brand.
  • 2021:    Orient Star celebrates its 70th anniversary. The Skeleton models are mounted with the latest movement with an in-house developed silicon escape wheel for longer power reserve and beauty, incorporating design inspired by the vast universe.
     *Currently not for sale.

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