Oris Divers
Oris has produced dive watches since the 1960s, though the modern Divers range took shape most distinctly with the introduction of the Divers Sixty-Five in 2015, a collection that revived the cushion-shaped case and dial aesthetics of the brand's original 1965 diver. That heritage piece became the foundation for a broader family of sport watches that balance vintage character with contemporary specifications.
Across the range, Oris uses in-house and ETA-based automatic movements, with water resistance typically starting at 100 metres and reaching 300 metres or more on purpose-built dive models. Cases appear in stainless steel, bronze, and titanium, often paired with fabric, rubber, or leather straps. The Divers range suits those who want a credible sports watch with genuine watchmaking history behind it, rather than a purely fashion-led piece.
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