Watch Review: The Vintage-Inspired Oris ChronOris Date
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- Today, we're going hands-on with the Oris ChronOris Date, one of our favorite watches introduced in 2017. Tell us what you think in the comments below.
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Oris is a brand that just doesn't get enough love. Independent brand, interesting and unique design and fantastic fit and finish. Sure the have used ETA or Selita movements, but most of their watches can be had for less than $2k. IWC is happy to sell you a Selita movement watch for $6k or Bell & Ross will sell you one for $4k. Oris deserves credit for keep prices reasonable for what you get, especially when you look at their divers line.
I'm waiting for the special edition, Oris Chronoris Chuck Norris.
LOL
Mine (on brown suede strap) has become my go-to all around casual wear watch. Comfortable, surprisingly versatile, awesome '70s vibe without the hard-to-read chrono sub dials. Got it new for much less than quoted in this review as well.
I was waiting for this review!!!!
Own it love it, nice case and crystal and internal bezel the details and colors really excellent value for the price
Temped to get this as my first watch, really like the style 😊
It's a nice one for sure.
--Michael
Thanks for another excellent review. It would be great in your reviews if you could demonstrate the operation of the bracelet release, take it off and put it back on, the security and ease of the release on a bracelet is very important to me and maybe others as well?...just food for thought. Thanks, great videos and excellent clarity/focus/production, etc. Cheers.
We'll try to be mindful of that going forward. Thanks for tuning in!
Great review as always
Thanks, Jay! Have a great weekend.
it is amazing, but i kinda prefer the rubber band one, the stainless steel bracelet just makes it look to grey. the black strap adds a bit of contrast that helps bring the grey of the dial out more in my opinion.
Really liked the ‘reverse angle’ shots
Great. You can expect more of that going forward for a better sense of the way the watch wears and looks.
Who could NOT like this watch??
Thanx for the review!
You got it!
New camera work, having a hard time warming up to hand held/floating shots. Dizzying. Least the watch is a home run though! Great review.
Almost perfect me. Almost. I just wish the hands' lenght are according to the sector/radial segment of the dial
thanks for review
Thanks for watching!
First, thank you for the movie. Regarding the strap, after seeing it, in all the straps, the only strap that really fits it, and where it looks its best, is the strap made of metal. All the other straps, unfortunately, look like a Japanese gag. Of course I ordered the metal strip. classic.
show us the caseback.
Yesterday i bought an Oris Sixty Five ( Blue and Black Face Funky Numerals) and i was struggling between choosing the Chronoris Date and the Sixty Five. I love them both so much! There's nothing to compare but, do you think guys i made the right decision?
They're both great watches! You couldn't have gone wrong with either. Enjoy!
Luis Francisco Aguilar No.
The only way to make sure you made the right choice is do you still have the 65 after 3 years.
I have one problem with this watch. There is no orange on the side of the date window, just grey. To me it kind of throws off the dial a little bit. Otherwise I really like it. Nice review by the way!
Albin Hellstrom Yeah that IS weird now that you mention it...
do they have a no date version?????
Hands and markers...GREAT!
In the opening of the video, what is the Pilot watch between the Pelagos and the Seiko please?
Hey Max. That's a Flieger Chronograph from Stowa. If by any chance you live in New York City or are in the tri-state area this weekend, Stowa will be showcasing their watches at our Wind^Up Watch Fair in Chelsea Market. One of the few chances to check out these watches in the States.
wornandwound Thank you!
wornandwound I live in Los Angeles, any chance they're dropping by in California?
The fact that it is part of a chronograph line even with a chronograph name but is not a chronograph ruined it for me.
The bezel serves as a chronograph
This looks exactly like why 1957 Omega Chronostop
It's really nice, but it should have been a single subdial 30-minute chronograph. It's such a clean, handy layout, but maybe not having a seconds hand would be seen as primitive in the 2010s.
9:39 Min and I haven‘t seen the back of the watch. WTF?
it looks like an HMT
Nice, but the Farer Aqua Compressor Hecla you reviewed is done much better.
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The CHRONOris is neither a CHRONOgraph nor a CHRONOmeter. The name sucks, but it looks okay, and the bracelet is nice and unique.
Face looks plasticy and cheap. Design is distinct in today's market, but they could have shaved a few mm of the thickness. The watch sits too high. The metal retro-ish bracelet is horrible. Just something you can find on 1970s Japanese watch. I get the retro shtick but it looks cheap and blingy. Reviewer is correct the date-wheel should have been black. The watch should be on the rubber strap, carbon strap or if you want retro steel bracelet it should be tapering like Rolex Sub.
don't like the band