ORIS CHRONORIS DATE! *FULL SET!* 01 733 7737 4054

Description: ORIS CHRONORIS DATE! *FULL SET!* 01 733 7737 4054 WE TAKE TRADES AND BUY WATCHES! LET US KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE! CASE Multi-piece stainless steel case. Sapphire, domed on both sides, anti-reflective coating inside. Stainless steel, screwed, special engravings. 39.00 MM Size 10 BAR Water Resistance 19 MM Interhorn Width MOVEMENT Centre hands for hours, minutes and seconds, date window, instantaneous date, date corrector, fine timing device and stop-second 38 hrs Power reserve CALIBER 733 DIMENSIONS Ø 25.60 mm, 11 1/2’’’ WINDING Automatic winding VIBRATIONS 28’800 A/h, 4 Hz DIAL Black STRAP Stainless steel ****Polishing available upon request, will delay shipment, watch is original finish**** Article by straphabit: As with many manufacturers, the Oris catalog can be split into two categories. Some of its collections, such as the Aquis and ProPilot lines are decidedly modern. Oris has also been on a roll in recent years, releasing models styled after vintage watches from their back catalog that have become very popular with watch enthusiasts. The Chronoris line falls into the latter category, styled after the Chronoris chronograph originally released in 1970. Oris does offer the modern version as chronograph, but appearance-wise, the current Chronoris Date most closely resembles the original. Despite not having the chronograph function, the original featured an internally rotating bezel, and had a three hand layout with no sub-dials like the new one does. Oris categorizes the Chronoris as part of its Motorsports collection. While its timing bezel and 70s styling give it hints of a racing connection, it does not scream motorsports like many others do. You won't find any tire treads on the strap, or racing stripes on the dial in the Chronoris collection. The result is a more versatile watch that can be worn in a variety of situations. The Chronoris Date's case features a 70s-style radially brushed top surface, with crisp edges and polished sides. The finishing and modest dimensions (39mm diameter, 12.3mm thickness) add to its versatility. It is subtle enough to be worn with stylish business casual, or semi-dressy situations. The pop of orange, and racy minute track mean that it will also be fun to wear on the included NATO with casual clothes on the weekend. The Movember Edition colorway is actually the most versatile. Unlike on the standard black or gray dial versions, the bright orange is limited to the seconds hand, and 60 minute triangle on the rotating bezel. The text and markers, as well as the hour and minute hands are finished in a muted gold color. The result is a toned down aesthetic compared to the other Chronoris models. Speaking of the dial, the legibility is quite good. The hour markers, as well as the rectangular hour and minute hands are made visible with large white, lumed rectangles. Oris uses blue Superluminova BG W9 lume. A black on white date is also neatly integrated at three o'clock. The movement is wound and adjusted by the coin-edged, non-screw down crown at two o'clock. Interestingly, the crown at four that operates the bezel has a different pattern, and screws down. This ensures that the bezel won't be accidentally turned, but it also makes it more cumbersome to use for timing while on the wrist. The bi-directional bezel features 120 crisp clicks, and is a joy to turn. The case has a unique barrel shape with integrated lugs that add some visual heft. The result is that it appears bigger on the wrist than its 39mm diameter indicates. Because the lugs are so short, even someone with a very small wrist could wear it. The domed sapphire crystal has a faint blue AR tint on the inside. it curves down at the edges to meet the sloped case, giving the entire watch a smooth profile. This makes the watch wear thinner than the dimensions indicate, and it should be able to slip under any cuff.

Price: 1195 USD

Location: Pompano Beach, Florida

End Time: 2024-12-26T03:22:46.000Z

Shipping Cost: 30 USD