Reviews

Oris Divers Sixty-Five I’ve been a fan of Oris Watches for a long time. I’ve owned quite a few over the years as well. The Oris Big Crown Timer, the TT1 Diver and my personal favorite, the Aquis. Within the past few years, Oris has been bringing back some of their vintage designs from the 60’s (as many brands have been doing lately). One of them is the Oris Divers Sixty-Five line. This one that I have in hand is my favorite of the lineup, the blue dial 42mm. This model comes in a few di..

One of the world's most renowned and finest quality watchmakers, Oris, has recently teamed up with the Royal Flying Doctor Service for a new limited edition watch named as the Oris Royal Flying Doctor Service Limited Edition II. The Royal Flying Doctor Service is one of the world's most iconic aeromedical doctor services which offer primary health care and emergency services to people living in rural Australia. This service operates a fleet of 60 and more aircraft. In doctor's watches..

Oris Williams F1 Team Limited Edition Brand new from Oris for 2013 is the latest chapter to the Williams F1 collection – a limited edition version. Oris has been a staunch supporter of Formula 1 racing since time immemorial. Oris started in Switzerland in 1904, a year when wristwatches were just coming into the fore. Through the brand’s spirit for ingenuity and an eye for trends, Oris was able to capture the attention of a relatively large following. To date, the Williams F1 series remain..