Oris bronze watch

Green, a dominant color in nature, is associated with growth, renewal, and life. No wonder it is the most preferred color in the world, second only to blue. In that same order, we have seen in recent years watchmakers all around the world incorporating these colors in their timepieces. Whether…

Our contender for best heritage piece of 2016 (certainly best in it’s price category) is the Oris Divers Sixty-Five 42mm.

Oris expands its highly successful retro Divers Sixty-Five family with the incorporation of two models with a bronze ring hugging the rotating bezel. Exuding strong vintage appeal with the two-tone black and warm golden and bronze touches, it is patently clear that Oris has been listening to its customers and has tapped directly into the trend for smaller unisex case sizes (36mm) and the ongoing fascination with bronze. Presented in 40mm and 36mm diameters, the new Oris Divers Sixty-Five…

Part vintage reissue and part homage to a legendary diver, the Oris Carl Brashear Limited Edition shows us that the bronze age is far from over.

Part vintage reissue and part homage to a legendary diver, the Oris Carl Brashear Limited Edition shows us that the bronze age is far from over.

Bronze watches are everywhere, and few brands have worked as much to capitalize upon the trend than Hölstein-based Oris. This week, Oris continues its place at the vanguard of the bronze wave while revisiting again one of its classic designs with the introduction of the updated Big Crown Pointer Dat

Steel, titanium and gold suddenly have some pretty stiff competition. Watch brands of all budgets prove that unconventional watch case materials are the new trend to watch for in 2018.

When an alloy is important enough to have an entire age named after it, odds are it will make for a pretty great watch. It’s then no surprise that many of the best bronze watches offer supreme durability and robust, vintage style. Bronze watches are also innately anti-corrosive, anti-magnetic, long-lasting, resistant to seawater, and harder […]

Oris is a Swiss watchmaking company that has established its reputation for fine mechanical watches. The establishment was founded by Paul Cattin and

Editor’s note: The Divers Sixty-Five has been a runaway hit for Oris. Now, in its second collection, it’s offered in two sizes, with an ever-increasing range of dial options (green being…