Men should wear the Orient Classic RA-AC0E02S10B Automatic Watch
Before the first Orient watch was produced in 1881, only the very wealthy could afford wristwatches. They featured many distinctive features as a result, which were seen to be excessively ostentatious and extravagant for the typical man to wear. One of these few extravagances was a winding-the-watch automaton that would "peep open its eyelids." Modern watches also have this kind of automated or self-winding mechanism, which is what makes them cost-effective for the majority of people nowadays. It changed from being a luxury item to a commonplace one. The most recent iteration of this custom is the Orient Classic Automatic . It is designed with all metal components, including the band and casing. It boasts sapphire crystals on both sides and an exhibition-style opening in the display case back so you can observe the automatic movement in operation. The watch has luminous applied markings and a date window at 3 o'clock. Additionally, it boasts 100-meter water resistance