The M-Force name was revived in 2011 and since then, a 200m M-Force diver is released each year without fail. This time round, I managed to take a look at the 4th M-Force model, the black dial EL07002B. This watch is also the biggest model in terms of size compared to the previous models. Every M-Force diver is compliant with three ISO standards namely ISO 6425 diver’s watches, ISO 764 anti-magnetic watches and ISO 1413 shock-resistant watches.

Here’s a quick look at the EL07002B.
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Had the opportunity to handle the 2013 M-Force model recently. This is a big watch and it’s made of titanium and stainless steel as stated on its caseback. I’m guessing the crown and bezel are steel. This specimen comes with rubber strap and it doesn’t feel too light in my opinion.
Here’s a photo review.
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I am surprised to see this yellow dialed M-Force at Big Time today. I was told this is a new variant of the 2011 M-Force model. Other than a new dial colour, they have also blackened the bezel to make it look different from the original version.

Upon further examination, I realized there are several changes to the dial as well. Let’s take a look:
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I have not posted for more than a month. During this period, I managed to pick up two Orient M-Force divers. One of them is the orange dial EL03002M which I have posted when it was released in 2011. The other one is the 2012 model known as “The Beast”.

Here’s a quick look at the Beast.
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