Orient Star 75th Anniversary – The Art of Time Exhibition

We are honored to present a special exhibition celebrating the 75th anniversary of Orient Star, titled “Orient Star 75th Anniversary - The Art of Time Exhibition”, to be held from Friday, March 6 through Monday, April 6, 2026, at CONTÉVANOU in Tokyo.

Exhibition Overview

This commemorative presentation reflects on 75 years of horological achievement since Orient Star’s founding in 1951, offering a rare opportunity to appreciate both emblematic historical pieces and the latest expressions from the brand. Arranged across a thoughtfully curated display, the exhibition invites you to experience the aesthetic evolution and enduring philosophy that have guided Orient Star’s pursuit of excellence — rooted in meticulous Japanese craftsmanship.

Admission is free, and the exhibition will take place at CONTÉVANOU — a distinguished authorized retailer of fine watchmaking in Tokyo’s Shibuya district.

Celebrating a Legacy of Craft and Form

Since its inception, Orient Star has sustained Japan’s tradition of mechanical watchmaking by harmonizing practical performance with profound aesthetic sensibilities. Beyond the mere measurement of time, the brand has long sought to give time form — through movement architecture, dial depth, case proportions, and finishing that embody both restraint and refinement.

At this exhibition, a selection of landmark watches and contemporary releases will be displayed side by side to convey the narrative of this enduring legacy. Visitors are invited not only to view these timepieces but also to engage with them tangibly — feeling their balance, proportions, texture, and presence on the wrist.

Japanese Craftsmanship - Beauty Born of Purpose

The charm of Orient Star lies not in flamboyance, but in quiet resilience and refined utility — an aesthetic cultivated through decades of disciplined design and production. The brand’s meticulous approach to planning, assembly, adjustment, and inspection manifests in watches that endure daily use with grace. This philosophy of “crafted beauty for real life” is a testament to the Japanese spirit of monozukuri — the art of making things with soul, integrity, and unwavering attention to detail.

Within this exhibition, the authentic mechanical prowess and evolving design language — shaped by both tradition and innovation — can be appreciated in person. From historical icons to technically advanced calibers, the display invites connoisseurs and newcomers alike to contemplate how time is given shape by human ingenuity.

Exhibition Highlights & Visitor Privileges

• Exhibition Name: Orient Star 75th Anniversary – The Art of Time Exhibition

• Period: March 6 (Fri),2026 – April 6 (Mon), 2026

• Venue: CONTÉVANOU, Authorized Retailer of Fine Watches

• Admission: Free

During the exhibition period, visitors who try on timepieces will receive an exclusive Orient Star commemorative gift (limited quantities), and customers who purchase a watch will be presented with a special Orient Star leather watch tray.

About CONTÉVANOU

Located in the tranquil Nishisando area of Tokyo’s Shibuya district, CONTÉVANOU is an authorized retailer devoted to fine watchmaking and contemporary jewelry.

Conceived as a curated salon rather than a conventional boutique, CONTÉVANOU offers a carefully selected portfolio of independent makers and distinguished maisons, presenting timepieces that embody technical integrity, aesthetic depth, and enduring value. Each brand is chosen not merely for recognition, but for its commitment to craftsmanship and originality.

The boutique’s philosophy mirrors the very spirit celebrated in this exhibition: a reverence for precision, a respect for heritage, and an appreciation for the human hand behind every mechanical creation.

In a calm and intimate setting, guests are invited to engage with watches at their own pace — to feel the balance of a case, observe the refinement of finishing, and discover the quiet dialogue between design and engineering.

Beyond retail, CONTÉVANOU serves as a place of encounter — where Japanese sensibility meets global horology, and where the art of time is contemplated with depth and discernment.

CONTÉVANOU
Nishisando Terrace E1
4-28-7 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku
Tokyo 151-0053
Japan
Tel: +81-3-3299-8008

In honoring seventy-five years of mechanical devotion, we are reminded that true watchmaking is not about measuring time, but about giving it meaning. At CONTÉVANOU, we welcome you to encounter that meaning — measured not only in seconds, but in craftsmanship, heritage, and enduring beauty.