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ndkland
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Te dejo unas malas fotos con la correa tropic. Lo recibi ayer a última hora. A ver si el fin de semana le hago unas fotos en condiciones y las subo.
Os puedo adelantar que el reloj en directo a mi me gusta mucho, mucho. No se hace pequeño para nada, debido en parte a lo estrecho del bisel. Es muy cómodo y la correa de caucho es de buena calidad, no como las de las reviews que corrian por la red.
Lo dicho el fin de semana le hago unas fotos con mas calma y las cuelgo.
un saludo
Os puedo adelantar que el reloj en directo a mi me gusta mucho, mucho. No se hace pequeño para nada, debido en parte a lo estrecho del bisel. Es muy cómodo y la correa de caucho es de buena calidad, no como las de las reviews que corrian por la red.
Lo dicho el fin de semana le hago unas fotos con mas calma y las cuelgo.
un saludo
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doramas
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Enhorabuena compañero, disfrútalo. Me parece un reloj bonito bonito.
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Neiror
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Felicidades, se ve muy bonito y esos 40 mm lo hacen muy cómodo supongo.
Saludos
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ndkland
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BanshhE
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Felicidades!
Que envidia, yo quiero el mío
Esperamos con ansias esas fotos y esas primeras impresiones.
A disfrutarlo con salud!
Nicolamilton
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https://www.watchuseek.com/threads/...new-divers-watch-with-vintage-appeal.5209741/
Oris unveiled its Sixty Five diver’s watch this year at Baselworld and it was in top 10 most discussed watches. This watch pays true homage to the original Oris divers, which were issued in the 1960s.
The Sixty Five diver’s case has been upgraded from 36mm to a more modern fit of 40mm. Even though the case is made of multi-piece stainless steel, it wears very light. This is due to the slim profile of the case, which easily fits under the cuff. The DLC plated bezel with aluminium ring is very easy to operate. Unlike the original divers which had a bi-directional bezel, this is a 120-click unidirectional bezel.
The domed sapphire crystal has a very charming vintage appeal. The crystal has an AR coating on the inside. At times the dome shape makes it harder to read the dial as it optically distorts the edges of the dial as well as there is glare on the dial, again due to the shape of the crystal. But despite this minor gripe, the dial is easy to read, and domed crystal enhances the vintage appeal of the watch.
The Sixty Five is powered by a modified Sellita SW200 movement with central seconds, date at 6’o clock, and a stop second feature. It has 38 hours power reserve and the case back is solid which is also very appealing and a true homage to the original divers.
The dial is best part of this watch. It has the funky, retro numbers and markers. The old radium style Superliminova give the dial a sixties appeal. The date is easy to read and blends into the dial very well. The lume is very generously applied and stays on the dial for a long time, and it’s water resistant to 10o meters.
The shape and size of the screw-down crown is perfect. It is easy to unscrew and make adjustments. The supplied rubber strap is very comfortable, especially in warmer climates. The unique design of the strap with the holes blends the buckle holes which gives it a uniform look. As with most rubber straps, they tend to attract dust over time. Oris also provides an optional textile strap.
Oris has priced the competitively at $1,850 (suggested retail) compared to other retro divers available currently. You can request further information on Sixty Five divers from
.
I would like to thank forum member “Pix” for collaboration on this review.
https://www.watchuseek.com/threads/...new-divers-watch-with-vintage-appeal.5209741/
The Sixty Five diver’s case has been upgraded from 36mm to a more modern fit of 40mm. Even though the case is made of multi-piece stainless steel, it wears very light. This is due to the slim profile of the case, which easily fits under the cuff. The DLC plated bezel with aluminium ring is very easy to operate. Unlike the original divers which had a bi-directional bezel, this is a 120-click unidirectional bezel.
The domed sapphire crystal has a very charming vintage appeal. The crystal has an AR coating on the inside. At times the dome shape makes it harder to read the dial as it optically distorts the edges of the dial as well as there is glare on the dial, again due to the shape of the crystal. But despite this minor gripe, the dial is easy to read, and domed crystal enhances the vintage appeal of the watch.
The Sixty Five is powered by a modified Sellita SW200 movement with central seconds, date at 6’o clock, and a stop second feature. It has 38 hours power reserve and the case back is solid which is also very appealing and a true homage to the original divers.
The dial is best part of this watch. It has the funky, retro numbers and markers. The old radium style Superliminova give the dial a sixties appeal. The date is easy to read and blends into the dial very well. The lume is very generously applied and stays on the dial for a long time, and it’s water resistant to 10o meters.
The shape and size of the screw-down crown is perfect. It is easy to unscrew and make adjustments. The supplied rubber strap is very comfortable, especially in warmer climates. The unique design of the strap with the holes blends the buckle holes which gives it a uniform look. As with most rubber straps, they tend to attract dust over time. Oris also provides an optional textile strap.
Oris has priced the competitively at $1,850 (suggested retail) compared to other retro divers available currently. You can request further information on Sixty Five divers from
I would like to thank forum member “Pix” for collaboration on this review.
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