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Everyday Luxury

While conforming to the level of expertise, technique and testing that is inherent to Swiss watches, Oris watches are positioned as suitable for everyday wear rather than occasion wear. They also propound sensible luxury, meaning functional designs, complications that can be used frequently, and above all, value for money.

Oris Movements

The red rotor, the patented symbol of Oris High-Mech, is the innovation that allowed the changeover from manual winding to automatic movements. Oris has seen many milestones over the years with its various movements – some examples are the launch of the Oris Pointer calendar movement in 1938, the clock movement in 1949; saw the technically outstanding cal. 601 in 1952; the world-famous automatic movement cal. 645 in 1966; and the complication movement cal. 581 with moon phase display, day, date, week, and second time zone in 1991. At present, the brand has 62 movements that power its collections.

Oris Collections

Oris watches are broadly divided into four collections – Culture, Diving, Aviation, and Motor Sport – which contain individual models. The Culture collection contains the Oris Artelier, Artix, Rectangular, and Classic watches; the Diving collection contains the Oris ProDiver, Aquis, and Divers watches; Aviation contains the Oris Big Crown ProPilot, BC3, Big Crown, and Air Racing Edition; and the Motor Sport contains the Oris Williams, Audi Sport, Artix GT, TT1, TT3, Calobra, and Chronoris watches.

Besides these, the brand also has novelty watches as well as limited editions (covering jazz artist tributes as well as sport associations) and vintage watches.