Okamura Contessa II vs Nightingale CXO 6200
Side by side from official specifications, sourced prices and User Insights. No written comparison exists for this pair yet.
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Nightingale CXO 6200
$2,827 – $3,118
Differences at a glance
Sources
- Okamura Contessa II Spec Guide, Global (BIFMA, mm), January 2026 ↗Checked Sep 26, 2026
- CXO 6200 Product Spec Sheet (Nightingale) ↗Checked Sep 29, 2026
- Contessa II | Okamura global (okamura.com, Asia Pacific English) ↗Checked Sep 26, 2026
- Nightingale Product Warranty 2026 ↗Checked Sep 29, 2026
- Okamura Japan product page: Contessa Seconda (Japanese) ↗Checked Sep 26, 2026
- Okamura Global General Warranty Statement (excludes Japan) ↗Checked Sep 26, 2026
- OKAMURA Lifestyle Store (Japan) (price) ↗Checked Oct 11, 2026
- Nightingale USA Price List 2026 (price) ↗Checked Sep 29, 2026
Okamura Contessa IINightingale CXO 6200
- Price
- ¥243,650 – ¥377,410$2,827 – $3,118
- Seat height
- 434–544 mm (17.1–21.4 in)15.5–20.5 in (39–52 cm)
- Seat depth
- 400–450 mm (15.7–17.7 in)17–20 in (43–51 cm)
- Load capacity
- 300 lb (136 kg)up to 350lbs
- Recline
- Ankle-tilt reclining; recline angle 26°Slow release synchronous knee tilt mechanism with infinite position tilt lock
- Arms
- 4D arm or fixed arm; armrest height from the floor 604–814 mm (4D arm), 639–749 mm (fixed arm) (23.8–32 in; 25.2–29.5 in)4D ARMRESTS: pivoting arm pads with a 30° range of motion inward and outward, height (4.5”), width (3.5”) and depth adjustment (4”)
- Headrest
- Options: large fixed headrest or small adjustable headrest (up/down, front/back, swivel)Optional headrest (Model 6200D), adjusts up/down and pivots backwards
- Lumbar support
- Optional lumbar support with 60 mm height adjustment (can be retrofitted) (2.4 in)Independent adjustable lumbar support with 4” vertical range and 2” depth
- Warranty
- 10 years: structural components, including mechanisms and adjustable arms; 5 years: casters, gas cylinder, adjustment levers; 2 years: coating finish, mesh and fabric, cushions, arm padsLifetime Limited: all non-moving metal parts; 10 Years: Control mechanisms, casters, pneumatic cylinders, self-skinned urethane parts, and plastic shells; 5 Years: Upholsteries
What users mention
From 2 Okamura Contessa II and 0 Nightingale CXO 6200 user reviews, most mentioned first. Green is liked, orange is a caution.
Comfort
Okamura Contessa II7 mentionsNightingale CXO 62004 mentionsSeat
Okamura Contessa II7 mentionsNightingale CXO 62004 mentionsBuild quality
Okamura Contessa II5 mentionsNightingale CXO 62004 mentionsBack support
Okamura Contessa II7 mentionsNightingale CXO 62001 mentionBreathability
Okamura Contessa II7 mentionsNightingale CXO 62000 mentionsPrice and value
Okamura Contessa II6 mentionsNightingale CXO 62001 mention
Questions
Which has a headrest?
Both: the Okamura Contessa II as an option and the Nightingale CXO 6200 as an option.
What do owners mention most?
Comfort for the Okamura Contessa II, and comfort for the Nightingale CXO 6200, based on review summaries.
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- Okamura Contessa II vs Steelcase Gesture Arms: 4D arm or fixed arm on Okamura Contessa II; Width 10.25–22.5 in between arms on Steelcase Gesture.
- Okamura Contessa II vs Herman Miller Aeron Arms: 4D arm or fixed arm on Okamura Contessa II; Arm height 7.5–11.5 in on Herman Miller Aeron.
- Okamura Contessa II vs Steelcase Leap V2 Load capacity: 300 lb on Okamura Contessa II; 400 lb on Steelcase Leap V2.
- Okamura Contessa II vs Herman Miller Cosm High Back Arms: 4D arm or fixed arm on Okamura Contessa II; Leaf Arms on Herman Miller Cosm High Back.
- Nightingale CXO 6200 vs Herman Miller Aeron Load capacity: up to 350lbs on Nightingale CXO 6200; 300 / 350 / 400 lb on Herman Miller Aeron.
