Oris
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Omega Seamaster Diver 300M vs Oris Aquis Date (2026): Is the Extra $2,500 Worth It?
TL;DR Verdict Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Oris Aquis Date Cal. 400 Price (as of November 2026) ~$5,700 (steel/bracelet) ~$3,200–$3,500 Movement Cal. 8800, METAS certified Cal. 400, in-house Water resistance 300 m 300 m Service interval 5–8 years 10 years Power reserve 55 hours 120 hours Case material Steel or titanium Steel Lume Super-LumiNova Grade X1…
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Oris Divers Sixty-Five Buying Guide (2026): Which Model Is Right for You?
Singapore · 3 November 2026 The Oris Divers Sixty-Five is one of the watch world’s great accessible classics: a 1960s-inspired dive watch that does not ask you to choose between heritage styling and serious mechanical credentials. Yet buying one in 2026 means navigating four size variants, two movement families, and a 60th Anniversary Edition that…
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Oris Calibre 400 Explained: Specs, Power Reserve, Service and the Watches That Carry It
The complete guide to the Oris Calibre 400: how twin barrels deliver 120 hours of power reserve, why silicon components push service intervals to 10 years, how it compares to the ETA 2824 and Tudor MT5602, and which watches carry it.
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Oris Artelier Complication (2026): Moon Phase and Dual Time at WatchTime New York
The Oris Artelier Complication adds moon phase and a second time zone to a 39.5mm steel dress watch at $2,950. We look at the full specs and what it means for the Oris range.
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Oris ProPilot Calibre 111 (2026): Ten-Day Power Reserve Deep-Dive from WatchTime New York
WatchTime New York 2026 · Launch Deep-Dive Eleven years is a long time in watchmaking. When Oris first released the Big Crown ProPilot Calibre 111 in 2015, it made a strong statement: a manufacture movement with a hand-wound ten-day power reserve in a field-tool pilot case at an accessible price. Then the watch quietly disappeared.…
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Tudor Black Bay 58 vs Oris Divers Sixty-Five (2026): Which Vintage Diver Should You Buy?
Two of the most compelling vintage-inspired divers under $4,000 go head-to-head: the Tudor Black Bay 58 brings Swiss in-house calibre muscle and a 39mm case built for real diving, while the Oris Divers Sixty-Five delivers authentic 1965 heritage and an accessible price that’s hard to argue with. Which deserves your wrist? Updated: October 2026 |…
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Oris Social Club Edition II at Geneva Watch Days 2026: The Aquis Date Built for 62 Communities
Geneva Watch Days 2026 · Launch Deep-Dive TL;DR — Oris Social Club Edition II Oris launched this 43.5mm frosted-dial Aquis Date at Geneva Watch Days 2026 to celebrate 62 collector chapters worldwide. The Calibre 733-1 (Sellita-based) keeps things honest, 300-metre water resistance makes it a genuine diver, and the Oris Bear popping into the date…
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Oris Divers Sixty-Five Review (2026): The Vintage Diver That Still Sets the Standard
⭐ TL;DR The Oris Divers Sixty-Five is a vintage-inspired Swiss dive watch that earns its reputation through genuine watchmaking rather than marketing. The 40mm steel case, domed sapphire crystal, and period-correct dial design are executed beautifully at a price where competitors often cut corners. Choose the Cal 733 Date (~$2,750) for excellent value or step…
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Oris Aquis Buying Guide 2026: Every Model Compared
⊕ TL;DR — Oris Aquis Buying Guide 2026 The Oris Aquis is the finest Swiss-made dive watch under $2,500. The Aquis Date Calibre 400 (41.5mm, ~$1,875) punches well above its price with a fully in-house movement, 5-day power reserve, 10-year service intervals, and a 300m rating — beating most rivals at twice the price. If…
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Oris Aquis Date vs Tudor Pelagos 39 (2026): Calibre 400 Meets Titanium Precision
Singapore, July 2026 — The Oris Aquis Date and Tudor Pelagos 39 represent two of the best dive watches from independent and heritage Swiss brands, respectively. The Oris delivers Calibre 400 excellence at a sub-$4,000 price point; the Tudor brings Rolex-adjacent build quality with an in-house movement. On r/Watches, this matchup pits value against prestige…