If you’ve not yet had your fill of Oris watches (we’ve had a few on here recently), can I please introduce you to the Artix GT?
I actually really like this one – it looks a bit more refined than some other Oris models, which can be a little agricultural at times.
Still relatively large (but not huge) at 44mm, in stainless steel, this one has a black ceramic minute scale on the bezel surrounded by a rubber grip.
The crystal is sapphire and water resistance is to a reasonable 100 meters.
Power comes from the old fave – an ETA 7750 – but Oris have added a trick retrograde seconds indicator in the form of a sliding red bar at the 9 O’Clock position. Like that :-)
They’ve also coloured the rotor, which can be seen via a rear crystal.
Not too shabby at all.
An unusually named Oris diver, but there is a good reason for it.
Another solid offering from Oris (in the very literal sense).
Hello Oris Big Crown Date Stealth Grey.
Meet the Oris Aquis Diver.
Here’s an interesting way of representing the day, courtesy of Oris.
Ooh, now this is an Oris that I really do like!
Oris have released a 2000 piece limited edition dive watch – the ‘Maldives’.
Here’s the 2000-piece limited edition Carlos Coste Cenote dive watch from Oris.
In 1994, Switzerland withdrew the iconic “Patrouille Suisse” Hunter planes from the Swiss Air Force (yes, Switzerland has an air force!).
