Looking for an Orient Star that shows the movement without going full dress-only thin? The Orient Star Modern Skeleton RK-AV0124G (export family RE-AV0124G) is the champagne, gold-accented take on Orient Star’s Contemporary openworked “Joker” silhouette: partial skeleton dial, power-reserve indication, in-house automatic F6F44, flat sapphire crystal, and a wearable 41 mm steel case on a steel bracelet with 100 m water resistance.
This is the piece people mean when they search for an Orient Star champagne skeleton or Modern Skeleton gold-tone bezel watch in Australia. It sits in the premium Orient Star Contemporary line—more finishing and presence than a standard Orient automatic, still clearly Japanese mechanical value rather than a fashion badge.
Why the RK-AV0124G stands out
- Champagne openworked dial with gold-tone bezel ring and markers—warm contrast against the brushed and polished steel case
- In-house calibre F6F44: automatic with hand-winding and hacking seconds, about 50 hours of power reserve, 24 jewels, rated roughly +25 to −15 seconds per day
- Power-reserve indicator on the dial so you can see remaining wind at a glance
- Case geometry that wears honestly: about 41 mm wide, 12 mm thick, roughly 49 mm lug-to-lug, 21 mm lug width
- Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on the front; exhibition-style case back to show the movement
- 100 m water resistance and a stainless steel bracelet—more daily-capable than many dress open-heart watches
- Made in Japan Orient Star build and finishing in the Contemporary Modern Skeleton family
Who it suits
Best if you want a statement mechanical dial that still works with a shirt or smart-casual jacket. The champagne and gold-tone accents read dressier than black or steel-only Joker variants; the 41 mm width and ~49 mm lug-to-lug keep it balanced on medium wrists. If you prefer cool blue or monochrome openwork, compare sibling Modern Skeleton references; if you want this warm champagne face with bracelet convenience, RK-AV0124G is the clear match.
Technical specifications
- Brand / line: Orient Star — Contemporary Modern Skeleton
- Reference: RK-AV0124G (JDM family; closely related export code RE-AV0124G)
- Movement: Orient Star in-house F6F44 automatic (hand-wind, hacking)
- Jewels / accuracy (factory): 24 jewels; about +25 to −15 seconds per day
- Power reserve: approximately 50 hours
- Functions: hours, minutes, small seconds, power-reserve indicator; openworked dial architecture
- Case: stainless steel, about 41.0 mm diameter × 12.0 mm thickness
- Lug-to-lug / lug width: about 49.0 mm / 21 mm
- Crystal: sapphire (front), AR coating as specified for the Modern Skeleton line
- Case back: exhibition / see-through style
- Dial: champagne with openworked sections; gold-tone accents
- Bracelet: stainless steel bracelet (tri-fold style clasp on typical Modern Skeleton bracelet configs)
- Water resistance: 100 m / 10 bar
- Approx. weight: around 154 g on bracelet (retailer listings for this case family)
- Origin: Japan
Specs above follow manufacturer and specialist retailer data for the RK-AV0124G / RE-AV0124G Modern Skeleton family. Minor finish or packaging details can vary by market code; always use the dial and case-back reference on your watch as the final identity check.
Buying Orient Star RK-AV0124G in Australia
At Chronospride you get authentic stock, inspected before dispatch, with clear pricing in AUD and free shipping Australia-wide on eligible orders. We handle after-sales through our own team under Chronospride’s 12 months warranty—see our authenticity and warranty page for terms. Prefer a cooler dial or leather-strap sibling? Browse our Orient Star collection and compare open-heart and skeleton references side by side.
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.
Frequently asked questions
What movement is inside the Orient Star RK-AV0124G?
It uses Orient Star’s in-house automatic calibre F6F44: self-winding with manual winding and hacking seconds, roughly 50 hours of power reserve, and a factory accuracy band around +25 to −15 seconds per day. The openworked dial and power-reserve display are part of the Modern Skeleton design language.
What is the case size of the RK-AV0124G Modern Skeleton?
About 41 mm across, 12 mm thick, and roughly 49 mm lug-to-lug, with a 21 mm lug width. That footprint is substantial enough for the skeleton dial art without the bulk of a 200 m dive case.
Is the Orient Star RK-AV0124G water resistant enough for daily wear?
It is rated to 100 metres (10 bar). That covers rain, hand washing, and swimming in sensible use. It is not a dive watch—rinse after salt water and avoid operating the crown underwater.
Does RK-AV0124G use a sapphire crystal?
Yes. The Modern Skeleton line specifies a sapphire crystal on the front (with AR treatment on current family specs). The case back is exhibition-style so you can view the movement.
What is the difference between RK-AV0124G and RE-AV0124G?
They are the same Modern Skeleton champagne design family; RK- is the common Japanese domestic reference form and RE- is the export-style code used by many international retailers. Confirm the code printed on your dial or paperwork when matching listings.
Where can I buy the Orient Star Modern Skeleton RK-AV0124G in Australia?
This reference is stocked at Chronospride with Australian dispatch on eligible orders, inspected before shipping, and covered by Chronospride’s 12 months warranty handled by our team. Check live stock and price on this product page.
| Case-Size | 41mm |
|---|---|
| Band-Width | 21mm |
| Lug-Width | 21mm |
| Lug to lug size | 49mm |
| Case Thickness | 12mm |
| UPC | 4942715022266 |
| GTIN | 4942715022266 |
| EAN | 4942715022266 |
