The Orient Kanno RA-AA0009L19B is a blue-dial automatic diver on a stainless steel bracelet. Older shop titles called this reference a Mako or a Ray 3. Those names do not match the watch. It is not the 41.8 mm Mako III, and it is not a rubber-strap Ray.
Orient’s current Diver Design page lists RA-AA0009L with calibre F6922, automatic and hand-winding, 22 jewels, a day and a date, a rotating bezel, a screw case back, a metal strap, and 200 metres of water resistance. That page gives the case as 44 mm wide and 50 mm lug-to-lug, and it calls the front glass crystal glass. It leaves thickness blank. Orient Watch USA lists the same blue-bracelet reference as the Kanno: 44 mm, 50.5 mm lug-to-lug, 12.9 mm thick, 22 mm lugs, mineral crystal, screw-down crown, a 120-click unidirectional bezel, and a steel bracelet with a foldover clasp and a diver’s safety clasp. The movement is F6922, with hand-winding, hacking, and about 40 hours of power reserve.
The listing photos agree with that blue bracelet watch. The dial is blue, with applied rectangular markers, a double bar at 12, silver-tone hands, and day-date at 3. The bezel insert is blue, with a white triangle at 12. The dial is printed Water Resist 20 bar. There are no Arabic numerals. The bracelet is stainless steel. One gallery frame is a solid screw case back on a steel bracelet. Another file is named Mako 3 and shows a foldover clasp; we use the dial photos and Orient’s sheet for the specs, not that filename.
Who it suits
This is the larger Orient diver, closer to the old Mako XL in size than to the Kamasu. At 44 mm it is a straightforward sports watch for someone who wants a blue dial, a blue bezel, and a steel bracelet. 200 metres covers swimming and snorkelling. We do not call it an ISO-certified dive watch. Orient states 200 metres, and that is the figure we use.
It is not a numbered limited edition. It is also not a sapphire Kamasu. If you want the 41.8 mm sapphire diver, look at the Kamasu and Mako III references instead.
Specifications
- Reference: RA-AA0009L19B (Orient code RA-AA0009L)
- Collection: Kanno, Diver Design. Not a Ray III and not a Mako III
- Calibre: F6922, automatic, hand-winding, hacking, 22 jewels
- Power reserve: about 40 hours on the Orient USA sheet
- Case: stainless steel, 44 mm wide
- Lug-to-lug: 50 mm on Orient’s diver page, 50.5 mm on Orient USA
- Thickness: blank on Orient’s diver page; 12.9 mm on Orient USA
- Lug width: 22 mm
- Crystal: mineral. Not sapphire
- Bezel: 120-click unidirectional, blue insert, on the Orient USA sheet
- Crown: screw-down
- Case back: solid screw back
- Dial: blue, applied indices, silver-tone hands, day and date at 3
- Bracelet: stainless steel, foldover clasp with a safety clasp on the Orient USA sheet
- Water resistance: 200 metres / 20 bar
Listing photos may show an earlier example marked Movement Japan or Made in Japan. The watch we send is current production and is marked Made in Thailand.
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.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the RA-AA0009L19B a Mako or a Ray?
No. The store title used to say Mako Ray 3. Orient Watch USA lists this blue bracelet reference as the Kanno. Orient’s diver page lists RA-AA0009L at 44 mm with a metal strap. The 41.8 mm Mako III and the rubber-strap Ray are different watches. The dial photos here are the blue bracelet diver, with a full blue bezel insert, not a Kamasu black-insert dial.
What movement does the Orient Kanno RA-AA0009L19B use?
Calibre F6922. Orient lists it as automatic and hand-winding, with 22 jewels, a day, and a date. Orient USA adds hacking and about 40 hours of power reserve for this Kanno reference. Day and date sit together at 3 in the listing photos. They are not split between 9 and 3.
Is the crystal sapphire?
No. Orient USA lists a mineral crystal, and that matches the glass attribute already stored for this page. Orient’s diver page says crystal glass, which is the vague label on that sheet, not a sapphire claim. Do not expect the sapphire crystal used on the Kamasu.
What size is the RA-AA0009L19B?
44 mm wide, with 22 mm lugs. Lug-to-lug is 50 mm on Orient’s diver page and 50.5 mm on Orient USA. Thickness is blank on the Japanese sheet and 12.9 mm on the USA sheet. We state both lug-to-lug figures rather than collapsing them. It is not a 41.8 mm case.
What is the water resistance of the RA-AA0009L19B?
200 metres, or 20 bar. The dial photos are printed Water Resist 20 bar. The crown is screw-down, and the case back is a solid screw back. That covers swimming and snorkelling. We do not add an ISO diver claim.
Does it come on a rubber strap?
This reference is the steel-bracelet version. The listing photos show a stainless steel bracelet. Orient USA lists a foldover clasp with a diver’s safety clasp and a 22 mm lug width. Rubber-strap Kanno codes are different references.
Where can I buy the Orient Kanno RA-AA0009L19B in Australia?
This page is the Chronospride listing for RA-AA0009L19B. The web address still contains the old Mako Ray 3 wording. The watch on the page is the Kanno. Stock changes, so check the stock line before you order. 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.
| Brand | Orient |
|---|---|
| MPN | RA-AA0009L19B |
| EAN | 4942715011567 |
| Lumibrite | Luminous Hands and markers |
| Calibre | F6922 |
| Band-Colour | Silver |
| Band-Material | Stainless Steel |
| Case-Material | Stainless Steel |
| Case-Size | 44mm |
| Clasp | Depployment clasp |
| Glass | Mineral Crystal |
| Gender | Men's |
| Face-Colour | Blue |
| Movement | Automatic |
| Watch-Shape | Round |
| Water-Resistance-Rating | 200m / 660ft diver's |
| UPC | 4942715011567 |
| Band-Width | 22mm |
| Case-Colour | Silver |
| Jewels | 22 |
| Power reserve | 40 hours |