Blue Kamasu with a rose gold-tone bezel
RA-AA0007A is an earlier Mako III, also sold as a Kamasu. It was released as a 2,000-piece limited edition: a blue dial, with rose gold-plated hands and bezel, otherwise the same watch as the blue RA-AA0002L. The listing photos match that description. They do not match the older text on this page.
The dial is blue sunburst. There is a triangle at 12 and applied bar markers on the other hours. There are no Arabic numerals. Hour and minute hands are rose gold-tone, the seconds hand has a red tip, and the day and date sit together at 3. The bezel insert is blue. The coin-edge of the bezel is rose gold-tone. The case flanks and the bracelet are steel, not solid gold.
This listing is out of stock. The notes below are here so a restock does not bring the old Arabic-numeral and mineral-crystal copy back with it.
Case and calibre
The movement is Orient calibre F6922: automatic, hand-winding, and hacking, with a power reserve of about 40 hours and day-date at 3. That is the Mako III calibre, not the older Mako II mineral-crystal movement.
The case is the RA-AA000 Kamasu case used by RA-AA0002L and RA-AA0001B: 41.8 mm wide, about 12.8 mm thick, 46.8 mm lug-to-lug, and 22 mm between the lugs. Older copy on this page said 42 mm and 13 mm. Those figures are not the ones used for this case. A stored size label of 40 mm on the page is also not the case width. The published width for this generation is 41.8 mm.
The crystal is sapphire, the same as the other RA-AA000 Kamasu references this limited edition shares a case with. The old mineral-crystal line on this listing was left over from an earlier Mako generation. Older copy also said 42 mm and 13 mm. Those are not the figures for this case.
Water resistance is 200 metres, printed on the dial as Water Resist 20 bar. The crown is screw-down. This page does not publish a weight. Retailer weights for the wider Kamasu family do not all agree, and this reference does not have its own official weight on a current Orient sheet.
What the photos are, and what they are not
The dial frames are this blue and rose gold-tone watch: block Orient logo with the crest, Automatic under the logo, luminous bars, and a screw-down crown at 3. One frame is an older shop graphic with shipping and warranty badges. Those badges are not the current terms. Read the warranty close on this page, not the stamp on that file.
Two other frames are named Mako 3 rather than RA-AA0007A. One is a solid screw case back with a dolphin mark and an Epson stamp. The other is a steel fold-over clasp. Because the files are not labelled with this reference, they are not quoted here as this unit’s serial, origin engraving, or crystal proof.
Dial photos can show an older movement line near 6. That line is not repeated here, and it is not used as a claim about where the case was finished.
Specifications
- Store SKU: RA-AA0007A. Also catalogued as a Kamasu / Mako III limited edition
- Limited edition: 2,000 pieces
- Dial: blue sunburst, triangle at 12, bar markers, no Arabic numerals
- Hands: rose gold-tone hour and minute, red-tipped seconds
- Bezel: blue insert, rose gold-tone coin-edge, on a steel case
- Calendar: day and date at 3
- Movement: Orient F6922, automatic, hand-winding, hacking, about 40 hours
- Crystal: sapphire
- Case: 41.8 mm wide, about 12.8 mm thick, 46.8 mm lug-to-lug, 22 mm lugs
- Bracelet: stainless steel
- Crown: screw-down
- Water resistance: 200 metres / 20 bar
Questions buyers ask
Is the Orient RA-AA0007A a limited edition?
Yes. It was sold as 2,000 pieces, with a blue dial and rose gold-plated hands and bezel. It is the dressed-up sibling of the regular blue RA-AA0002L, not a current open-production colourway.
Does the RA-AA0007A have Arabic numerals?
No. The dial photos show a triangle at 12 and bar markers. Older text that mentions Arabic numerals, or that files this watch under a Seiko diver category, does not describe this reference.
Is the crystal mineral or sapphire?
Sapphire. The mineral line in the old description was carried over from an earlier Mako generation. This is the Mako III / Kamasu case, the same generation as the sapphire-crystal RA-AA0002L.
What size is the RA-AA0007A?
41.8 mm across, about 12.8 mm thick, and 46.8 mm lug-to-lug, with 22 mm lugs. That is the RA-AA000 Kamasu case, the same size family as RA-AA0002L. It is not a 40 mm watch and not a 42 mm watch.
How water resistant is the RA-AA0007A?
200 metres, or 20 bar, with a screw-down crown. The dial is marked Water Resist 20 bar. It is a swim and snorkel diver in the Kamasu sense. This page does not add a professional-dive certification the maker has not printed for this older limited edition.
Where can I buy the Orient Mako III RA-AA0007A in Australia?
This is the Chronospride page for store SKU RA-AA0007A. It is out of stock. Other Orient divers are in the diver collection. Authentic stock, inspected before dispatch. Free shipping Australia-wide on eligible orders. Covered by Chronospride’s 12 months warranty, handled by our team. See our authenticity and warranty page.
Orient is a Japanese brand. This is an earlier limited edition, not a current-catalogue Kamasu. The case back of the unit supplied shows where it was made.
| Brand | Orient |
|---|---|
| MPN | RA-AA0007A |
| Gender | Women |
| Band-Material | Stainless Steel |
| Case-Material | Stainless Steel |
| Movement | Automatic |
| Case-Size | 40mm |
| Band-Width | 22mm |
| Band-Colour | Silver |