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NOS Rare Vintage Orient Town & Country Men’s Digital Surf Sports Watch JDM 1990s
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Up for sale is a rare vintage Orient Town & Country men’s digital surf sports watch, reference WS0111SK, produced for the Japan Domestic Market (JDM) in the early 1990s. This watch is part of the iconic Town & Country Surf Designs collaboration, known for its surf-inspired styling, durability, and bold presence during the golden era of surf culture.
The watch is new old stock (NOS) and remains in full working condition. All features and functions operate properly, including timekeeping, alarm, EL backlight, and stopwatch. I believe all parts of the watch are original, though I do not see Orient branding on the strap.
Cosmetically, the watch is in mint physical condition, showing virtually no signs of wear from storage. It also comes with its original hangtag, further underscoring its originality and collectibility.
Key Details:
• Brand: Orient
• Model: Town & Country Surf Designs
• Reference: WS0111SK
• Origin: Japan Domestic Market (JDM)
• Era: Early 1990s
• Movement: Digital Quartz
• Features: Time, alarm, EL backlight, stopwatch, water resistance (10 BAR)
• Strap: Believed to be original (no Orient branding visible)
• Condition: NOS, mint condition, full working order
• Included: Original hangtag
A highly collectible and seldom-seen piece, this Orient Town & Country surf watch is a fantastic example of early 1990s JDM sports watch design—perfect for collectors of surf culture memorabilia, vintage digital watches, or unique Orient models.
Ships carefully and securely.
Feel free to message me with any questions or requests for additional photos.
► ARCHIVE FILE: ORIENT — BRAND HISTORY
Orient emerged from early-20th-century Tokyo watchmaking and, after its 1950 restart, built its identity around affordable mechanical movements made in-house. Technical showpieces, durable 46-series automatics, and distinctive King Diver and dress models gave the company a character separate from its larger Japanese rivals and a strong following among vintage collectors.
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