Caliber 733 Twenty six jewels
Wave-patterned dial
Water resistant 300M
The Oris Diver has a unique rounded case uncharateristic of the common diver watches like the Rolex Submariner and the Omega Seamaster. In fact, the Oris carries a huge presence on the wearer. Indeed a substansial piece of steel for the serious divers!
Till now, I am still puzzled to why watchmakers would use clear casebacks for certain divers watch. Any one can enlighten?
5 comments:
1) You can see if the seal is working an if seawater has seep in?
2) Most people dont dive even if you have a dive watch (aka me)
Ivan
i hate this watch!!! nothing but problems from day one. been back for repairs 3 time in 6 months and now it stopped working again.
My dad is still wearing his, for years now, not an issue since day 1. Sorry to hear about yours, might be a QC issue that it slipped past. Hope you have sorted it out.
I bought one of these in November last year, it first went in for repair in December and then again in March! I will never buy another Oris, they are rubbish!
Do yourself a favour, save a few more pounds and buy an Omega or a Rolex!
Hi, I already own a Rolex and Omega. The ORIS brand is still value for $$ in my opinion. Thanks! :)
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