Lilienthal Berlin Zeitgeist Automatik – Blue OrangevsOrient Symphony III

Owners widely praise the Lilienthal Berlin Zeitgeist Automatik – Blue Orange for its clean Bauhaus-inspired look and German minimalist aesthetic, finding it a sophisticated and versatile choice. The watch is noted for its comfortable leather strap and good value, with the Sellita SW200 automatic movement performing accurately, within 2 seconds per day for one owner. One owner considers the watch overpriced by approximately $100. Overall, owners rate the Lilienthal Berlin Zeitgeist Automatik – Blue Orange highly for its Bauhaus design and perceived value.

Owners widely praise the Orient Symphony III for its exceptional value, noting its sub-$150 price tag belies a polished case and classic design with modern overtones that make it appear more expensive. The dial is described as simple, elegant, and effective, and the time-setting action is smooth. However, the included bracelet is flagged as flimsy and squeaky, prompting recommendations for aftermarket straps. Accuracy is a point of concern for some, with one owner reporting sporadic timekeeping ranging from +10 seconds per day to as much as 83 seconds over 48 hours. Overall, owners rate the Orient Symphony III highly for its impressive value and elegant design, despite the noted bracelet and accuracy issues.