The Orient Stretto Date RA-AC0R07P is the pink-dial colourway in Orient’s 2026 Contemporary Stretto Date line: 38.5 mm steel, a flat sapphire crystal, date at 3, and a three-piece steel bracelet. It is built as a small everyday automatic, not a diver and not a dress-only leather piece.
Stretto Date sits between Bambino and the larger sports models. The case is 38.5 mm across, 45.5 mm lug-to-lug, and 11.2 mm thick — short enough for smaller wrists, thin enough under a cuff. Lug width is 20 mm. Orient USA and the shared Stretto Date spec sheet list a stainless steel bracelet with a fold-over / trifold push-button clasp, not leather.
Who the RA-AC0R07P suits
Choose this reference if you want a compact automatic with a coloured sunburst dial rather than silver, white, or black. The pink (some retailers call the same sunray violet or heather) is the point of this SKU. Siblings in the same generation use the same case and F6722 movement with green, blue, or orange dials (RA-AC0R05E, RA-AC0R06L, RA-AC0R08Y). RA-AC0R09L is the separate limited blue-gradation run of 2,300 pieces — this pink RA-AC0R07P is a standard 2026 colourway, not that limited edition.
It works as a daily beater on steel: 50 m water resistance, sapphire, and a bracelet you can rinse. It is not a 200 m tool watch. Leave the crown pushed in around water, and do not treat 50 m as swimming permission.
Dial and finishing
Orient USA describes a pink sunburst dial with silver luminescent hands and a date window. Applied indices, a clean three-hand layout, and lume on the hands keep it readable. The exhibition case back is part of the Stretto Date brief — you can see F6722 through a flat display crystal on the reverse, with a screw-down back.
The front crystal is flat sapphire, which is the main practical step up from mineral-glass dress Orient models in this size. You get scratch resistance without a tall box-sapphire profile.
Movement: Orient F6722
F6722 is Orient’s in-house automatic for this generation: hand-winding, hacking (seconds-hand halt), about 40 hours of power reserve, 22 jewels, 21,600 vph (3 Hz). Published accuracy on the Stretto Date family is +25 / −15 seconds per day. Functions are hours, minutes, centre seconds, and date. There is no day-of-week, no GMT, and no sun-and-moon disc on this reference.
Hacking stops the seconds hand when you set the time. Hand-winding covers a Monday morning after the watch has sat still. The calibre is a successor in Orient’s long-running 46/F67 dress-automatic family — reliable, serviceable, not a high-beat showpiece.
Specifications
- Reference: RA-AC0R07P (packing variant RA-AC0R07P30B)
- Collection: Orient Contemporary, Stretto Date
- Movement: Orient calibre F6722, automatic, hand-wind, hacking, 22 jewels, 21,600 vph
- Power reserve: approximately 40 hours
- Accuracy (factory window): +25 / −15 seconds per day
- Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, date at 3 o’clock
- Case: stainless steel, 38.5 mm width, 45.5 mm lug-to-lug, 11.2 mm thick
- Crystal: flat sapphire (front); display crystal on the exhibition back
- Case back: screw-down, see-through
- Dial: pink sunburst, lume on hands, date window
- Bracelet: stainless steel (SUS316L), 20 mm lug width, trifold deployant clasp with push button; typical fit range about 140–200 mm
- Water resistance: 50 m / 5 bar
- Weight: about 122 g on bracelet (family figure)
Case figures follow Orient USA and the shared Stretto Date sheet (38.5 / 45.5 / 11.2 mm, 20 mm lugs, 50 m, sapphire, F6722). Weight and bracelet length are family figures published for this generation, not a unique lab measurement of this one pink dial.
Everyday use
Steel bracelet plus sapphire makes this easier to wear every day than a leather Bambino. 50 m still means desk, commute, and rain — not the pool. The 38.5 mm diameter is the reason the line exists: it is aimed at people who find 41–42 mm Orient sports watches too wide.
If you prefer the same case in another colour, the green, blue, and orange Stretto Date references share the movement and dimensions. Do not mix this up with older “Stretto” leather models or with Bambino Version 4, which uses different calibres and case sizes.
What is the water resistance of the Orient RA-AC0R07P?
50 metres (5 bar). Suitable for rain and hand washing with the crown pushed in. Not for swimming, showering with soap, or diving.
Is the RA-AC0R07P a good everyday watch?
Yes, if you want a compact steel automatic. 38.5 mm, 11.2 mm thick, sapphire, and a bracelet are the daily-wear arguments. Skip it if you need 200 m, a dive bezel, or a large 42 mm presence.
What movement does the RA-AC0R07P use?
Orient calibre F6722: automatic with hand-winding and hacking seconds, 22 jewels, about 40 hours of reserve, date. It is not the F6L24 sun-and-moon calibre and not a Seiko movement.
Is the RA-AC0R07P a limited edition?
No. It is a 2026 Stretto Date colourway (pink sunburst). The limited piece in this wave is RA-AC0R09L (blue gradation, 2,300 pieces), which is a different SKU.
How does the Stretto Date compare to an Orient Bambino?
Bambinos are typically leather-strap dress watches, often with mineral crystal and no date on some compact versions. Stretto Date RA-AC0R07P is steel-on-steel, sapphire, 38.5 mm, date at 3, and an exhibition back. Similar “small Orient automatic” brief; different case, crystal, and strap.
Where can I buy the Orient Stretto Date RA-AC0R07P in Australia?
This listing is in stock at Chronospride. 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.
See more Orient automatics in Orient watches Australia and the Orient Classic catalogue if you are comparing dress sizes.
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.
| Case-Size | 38.5mm |
|---|---|
| Band-Width | 20mm |
| Lug-Width | 20mm |
| Lug to lug size | 45.5mm |
| Case Thickness | 11.2mm |
