Clean looking automatic dive-style. I snagged one when the price dipped ($148.xx). What a bargain!

I really like the overall appearance - it looks & feels more expensive. A nice balance of good clean looks, design & features.
The even finished deep blue dial is well done and in lighting casts a deep rich metallic blue sunburst in
an appealing way. Just a nice deep shade of blue. Under subdue lighting it looks black. I like it.

*Quality/Fit/Finish - Overall nicely done. Dive-style with a touch of class.
*Hacking & Winding - desirable features.
*Lume - nice and bright charged, then I can see time through the night. Bold hour/minute hands, well done applied markers.
*Screw Down Crown - bit small and tight (new) I can manage without frustration. Nice logo touch on crown cap. Screw down threads are smooth.
*Bezel - firm with no slop. I have no problem turning it. Positive Tactile 120-clicks. Aligns @ 12.
*Second Hand - (6bps) has a red tip and a touch of lume - just nicely done. Almost a smooth sweep - no loud tick tick tick.
*Day/Date - I can do without but its a nicely done. Framed and good contrast.
*Case - Although I prefer all brushed, the combination of polished and brush is nicely done/finished.
*Screw Down Case Back - SS back. No plate with screws or press fit. And no need to open just to change a battery because there isn't one.
And good I don't see the beating guts because then I would have to wear it backwards and not know what time it is.

I find its easy to read at a glance (aging eyeballs).
After checking I got a working movement and all the crown applied functions work, I put on a 22mm BluShark strap (black/gray). Plenty of room
to slip in the strap. It just feels fine on my smaller wrist worn just snug (I wear watches on the inside of my wrist). I prefer a 22mm size strap.
Not overly large to give me crown/crown guard pinch. I prefer a 40-44mm size watch for daily wear.
I would gladly pay the extra for an Orient fit sapphire over mineral but it is what it is.

Received via Amazon purchase in 2 days. No package or item damage. Watch came in watch box, band over pillow, Orient tag, Instructions & warranty info.

Full week of use I find my example gains only a couple seconds a day. I sure can't complain about that for an automatic out of the box.

I felt it was ready for another daily watch. My Seiko Chrono has served me well but I was ready for new & different, opt a dive-style.
I really like it. Wears & looks good, my size, lume, lets me know its no plastic cheap piece and doesn't tick loudly.
The Orient Ray II seem to fit a lot of what I was looking for, a solid bargain of desired features.

Diving into smoked baby backs, hot wings, ice cream etc. it'll take it and beyond.

Add (3/9/18) - This watch has been holding at gaining 2 seconds per 24 hours which for me is impressive for an automatic.
Just wearing it daily has kept it running.
I've had an automatic some years back and it would whack out on time so I was a bit hesitant for another, but reviews and the design of this watch got me to giving another a try - very satisfied with this purchase (I would have paid more - had I known what this was really like).
Got some nice compliments on the watch, some who are into any diver style watches.
Still a solid bargain diver style watch.