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Oris was my first automatic back in 1997, bought it used when I was a student.
Lovely pieces, well priced and some nice designs. They now have an in-house caliber, good job. One of the few independent watchmakers not owned by Swatch, etc.
Have just sold my Oris 65 diver, as much as I loved the blue dial and the vintage lume at 42mm with its wide dial I could never get used to its proportions.
I now have an Oris small seconds 1000m (pork pie shaped case!), Oris rectangular and a 90s Oris pointer (manual wind).
Any thoughts about the new 2021 Oris release, the bronze diver 65 “candy floss” range? Do you think those would last 20 years as I’m considering it as a birth year watch.
I have an Oris Big Crown Date in stainless steel with a blue dial that I really like. Real strap monster, too, and a solid bargain at its price. I'll be getting more in the future. Also like Hamiltons and Seikos and Longines and Damasko and Rolex and Tudor and Omega and...well, pretty much anything other than Invicta!
I have an Oris Big Crown Date in stainless steel with a blue dial that I really like. Real strap monster, too, and a solid bargain at its price. I'll be getting more in the future. Also like Hamiltons and Seikos and Longines and Damasko and Rolex and Tudor and Omega and...well, pretty much anything other than Invicta!