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Oris adds second retro Divers Sixty-Five model
Oris first launched the Diver Sixty-Five, inspired heavily by a model they originally produced in 1965, at Baselworld 2015. The Sixty-Five just started hitting stores in August/September 2015. And already it is selling very well. So, Oris has decided to release a second version (Ref. No. 733 7707 4065). The 40 mm stainless steel case,…
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Oris Carl Brashear Limited Edition Hands-On
We previewed the Oris Carl Brashear Limited Edition bronze dive watch back in January. Today, we have hands-on images of the actual watch, taken at the Baselworld 2016 watch show where it officially debuted last week. Quite frankly, the professional brand supplied product images don’t do it justice, as it looks much better once you…
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Photo Report: Oris at the beach
An Oris Divers 65 is my go to watch for wearing with short sleeves, going to pool parties or the beach. I really like vintage Tudor and Rolex Submariners but with old watches, you always worry about water entering the case. Not to mention, they are often in need of costly overhauls and repairs and…
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Oris Sixty Divers Sixty Five with new silver dial
Since launching the Divers Sixty Five last year at Baselworld, which we reviewed, Oris has since released a number of follow-up models to the original vintage-inspired 1965 homage dive watch. Those models included a 40 mm version of the Divers Sixty Five with a funky two-tone Deauville blue dial, as well as a really cool…
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Oris Aquis “Hammerhead” Limited Edition
Swiss watchmaker Oris recently announced the 2000 piece Hammerhead Limited Edition dive watch, based on the second-generation Aquis collection launched earlier this year, with a portion of the funds going to help fund a shark conservation project run by non-profit organization Pelagios Kakunjá, and supported by Oris ambassador and professional diver Jérôme Delafosse. “Pelagios Kakunjá’s…
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Oris Williams Chronograph Carbon Valtteri Bottas Limited Edition Watch review
What shocked me was that, compared with diving or pilots watches, the racing theme Oris Hours may not get the attention it deserves. In all three major sports watch categories (diving, flying, driving), there are many options for consumers to choose, and in all three areas, there is little this to say if you like…
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Oris Hammerhead Limited Edition review
Oris, which has been making divers’ watches since the 1960s, and which has a stated mission to protect endangered marine species, has set out to combat the threat of the world’s declining shark population with the release of a new watch, the Oris Hammerhead Limited Edition. The Oris Hammerhead Limited Edition, which is based on…
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Reach for the skies with the Oris Pro-Pilot Big Crown Day Date
Avalon will be one of the busiest air spaces. Usually sleep when the airport will convert the most advanced aircraft, including the huge British Air Force Atlas transport aircraft and f – 35 joint attack fighters (first seen in Australia), the lightning pulled from the sky down. Of course, the reason is twice a year…
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Oris Watch Recommended : Affordable Oris Divers 65
Today I will introduce the Oris Divers 65 watch. The Oris 65 solves the problem with modern wearability, durability, and they are more affordable to own (retail with the rubber strap is $1850). I continue to put the Oris through the paces. While I am not a diver, I do like to swim with my watch…
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Reviewing Oris Artelier Jumping Hour
Jump hours are one of the more uncommon, but cool complications you can find on a watch. Well, in my opinion that is. By removing the hour hand and creating a digital readout, one that in a true jump hour instantly changes at the top of the hour, you get something that is both interesting…
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3 Affordable & Vintage-inspired Dive Watches From Tudor, Oris & Longines
Returning visitors of Monochrome are certainly aware of our speciality: reviews of watches. We believe that reviews are essential in the process of buying a new watch, or any luxury item for that matter. Of course, we encourage you profoundly to test the watch yourself… however that will most likely be in the luxurious ‘ambiance’…
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Reviewing Oris ProDiver Chronograph
Designed for Extremes While the recreational diver would find as much appeal in the Oris ProDiver, this professional Oris dive watch is the deep-water equivalent of heavy machinery. “In this world of diving, we’re not talking about pretty turquoise waters and dolphins — we’re talking about tough and uncompromising conditions in inhospitable waters,” Oris CEO…