Orient has launched the Flusso, an integrated-bracelet sports watch that blends vintage inspiration from its historic "SK" models with modern design. The watch features a restrained aesthetic with brushed and polished finishes, a seamless case-to-bracelet integration, and a comfortable 39mm case size, positioning it as a contemporary alternative in the integrated-bracelet segment.
- Price: €299 / £299
- Case size: 39mm
- Thickness: 10.9mm
- Water resistance: 100m
- Power reserve: 40 hours
- Availability: November 2026 (Japan), December 2026 (Europe)
The case and bracelet primarily feature a brushed finish, contrasted by polished slim bezel and case bevels, with varying brushing directions including circular graining on the top surface and straight brushing on the lugs and bracelet.
Recessed sections in the four corners of the case are a key design element that adds personality and visually separates the watch head from the bracelet, nodding to historic SK models without exposed screws.
The bracelet uses a traditional pin system for sizing and includes two micro-adjustment positions in the 19.7mm-wide clasp, which is noted as being noticeably slimmer than previous Orient clasps.
The watch measures 10.9mm thick, contributing to a comfortable wearing experience, and the integrated design creates a seamless look.
The lug spacing is officially 24mm, but the usable gap is 14mm, making the watch designed around its integrated bracelet with limited strap-swapping potential.
The dial features trapezoidal indexes that catch ambient light, with only the hour and minute hands lumed for visibility in darkness.
The watch weighs approximately 130-141 grams depending on bracelet sizing, feeling substantial but not heavy.
The in-house Orient F6522 automatic movement offers manual winding and hacking seconds, with a stated accuracy of +25/-15 seconds per day.