Would love the steel in 38 or smaller. When a dial and layout is this sublimely retro, it really shouldn't be spoiled by so-called "modern" dimensions (oversizing). (Just think of what BMW did to the Mini--ugh.)
Man this is such a good looking watch! Just perfection! That 40mm is too big for me sadly 😭 but a watch I can definition appreciate 😍 great review as always A!
Great video!! I love Oris! I have a diver 65 with silver face, and the aquis with red strap……I love it when you said, “I think somethings going on?” …….what is going on??? Ha ha love the two tones, have you seen the one with blue rubber strap?? 👍🏻
Interesting take on the material used. I look at Oris as a brand whose futures, and cache are on the upward swing again since launching the 400/401/402 calibres and the new pricepoint reflects that desire. Gold is fitting.
Have become an Oris fan. Next great watch with the new caliber. Unfortunately Caliber 400 has a problem with the hour hand jumping. If you adjust it. How did your watch do?
Hi Adrian. Do you know HOW is Oris concretely supporting Wings of hope NGO? I mean, do they specify anywhere if they are giving any money to the NGO for every watch sold? Because, for me, this could be a big discriminating factor for buying or not this watch. Thank you!
Much to my surprise I found the stainless steel model at an AD when I was traveling to Nashville last week. I’d been looking around in my hometown and hadn’t had any luck. Consider myself so fortunate that I ran across it.
Glad Oris is working with that great organization. It’s nice they released a gold version first. I assume it will only add to the excitement for the steel version, will be interesting to see.
I have an Aquis and an Artix date and was planning on finishing my collection with a grail watch of either a Breguet Classique or a Vacheron Constantin Patrimony. Now I’ve seen this new Oris it looks like the grail watch will have to wait 😱
AB - another enlightening video. 10 year warranty ?the kia of watches. one factor I do like in a watch - are a set of crown guards, I think it is a good feature. looks very nice. be safe. ~. JDS/CT
Good to know about the 40mm not wearing as large. It was one of my concerns vs the 38mm size. I will say I have tried on several of the previous generation 40mm Big Crowns and they also did not feel as large as a 40mm for some reason. I would guess due to the same reasons you point out that this new Wings of Hope version would wear even smaller... which to me is a good thing. I like the 38mm in gold, but that's nearly pre-owned Calatrava territory. I love the steel with the green accents, but the 40mm makes me hesitate... I need to try on one to be certain. Luckily I have an Oris dealer very close... but if this is limited, they may not get it in... They still don't have any of the standard cal. 403 38mm versions yet. Maybe it's just as well for my wallet! I do think Oris is doing some great things lately.
Thanks Adrian for sharing. I like Oris as a brand who make limited editions for all sorts of good causes and these two models look fantastic, not a homage (to my knowledge) but a terrific design similar to the Big Crown Pointer Date calibre 403 sans pointer date of course for the 38mm.
Glad to see you back doing watch reviews! I think Oris is a good value brand and some of their lines are nice. But imo the finishing of their watches are not as good as some similarly priced brands such as Tudor and Longines. Plus this one not sure if like the evening green numerals
Hi Adrian, Thanks for all the videos, please keep going into the technical aspects of watches, and keep pushing the analysis. I love the watch but unfortunately i can’t afford it. I am looking for a pilot / field watch (also saw the CWC G10 video) with the following specifications: automatic, date, readable. For now the best spec/cost ratio watch i found is the seiko srph23k1 (not a fan of the bracelet but that’s fixable). What do you think? Any recommendations? Thanks in advance for your help Ps: i am professional helicopter pilot and watch enthusiast. I am looking for a (nice) tool, not a fancy overpriced Breitling (personal opinion) Thanks again
Really cool to see. Oris also do a Royal Flying Doctor LE, which is a similar air service in Australia helping remote communities. Pretty nice to see a brand shed some light on some very good causes. 👍🏻
Lovely watch. Bit confused about Screw-in crown and 50m water resistance. Watch with 5 days power reserve, it would be good be able to swim with. Which means it can be a daily watch .... anyways that's IMHO.
People complaining about Oris prices,independent watchmaker that have their own in-house movement , but Tudor prices are okay , made in rolex factories and a shared "in-house" movement..
Tudor really have messed up the pricing for everyone else. They are very aggressive with their pricing to disrupt the market. They are a very different model to Oris. Tudor have Rolex money to play with, where as Oris doesn't have a parent company, they are 100% independent.
I agree that it's a shame that it's limited but again, it's understandable. Being associated to The Wings Of Hope makes it desirable even more ... what a great cause. That 40 mm version is "spot on!" Thanks for sharing.
Lately I felt like Oris is fading into its own lines but this is fresh and neat. I'm happy they shake things up. Like they did with the Aquis Dat Watt SE which is insanely cool and hope to be able to get one.
Very nice, I prefer this to the diver and many other Oris watches. Great story and cause too. Nice video Adrian 👍🏼 do you plan more outdoor video watch reviews now B&J has changed slightly?
That’s a lovely watch and a great cause. 120 hour power reserve is just insane along with the 10 year warranty. I’m going to have to get a paper round…
It's a beautiful watch that is worthy of the price point . Especially with their own relatively new movement inside. So many good watches at this price point with Sinn and Tudor to name a couple.
Can not stand limited edition watches…. Looks nice but I wouldn’t line up to get one. I did not do the exact math but it seems like $2000 worth of gold raises the price $9000 can someone explain it to me?
The steel in 40mm is just about right for me. It's just a shame there's no Oris dealer near me. Will probably end up without one just like George Bamford said the other sunday: "Not everybody wins the lottery."
Nice watch with a great set of specs. Good review and can’t help but feel like this little time machine feels like going back to the 40s through 60s; simpler, more focused, and when there was still some innocence and optimism after the second Great War.
it stands up to the scrutiny of a macro lens better than some of the trinity watches I've seen recently. I think Oris do too many limited editions, even though I'm guilty of owning one (Whale Shark Aquis GMT). I agree with you that watches like this should be normal production watches, especially when they're really making some beautiful designs.
The numerals are quite nice. Otherwise agree, 38mm and non-limited would have been interesting. Thinking about that Oris is not a gold brand - neither is Tudor. Tudor is also not a diamonds brand.
Love it. Wish bother were 38mm, think it's the perfect size, especially for a watch like this. Wish it wasn't limited either but due to the nature of it being for WoH, I get it. Also, that in house movement should be lauded more I think. Especially for that price point. It's amazing. Under 3 grand for a watch of this quality is fantastic!
Can you please make a video about the new Rolex Air King 2022 love the Modell and i want to hear your opinion to changing! Hope you see the comment! I love your Content and greetings from Germany!
Oris makes some great Limited Editions whether it be a charitable Edition or a Historical, the LE always seem to be alot more interesting themes then any other brands. And they give a you an extra yrs warranty if you register your watch on their Website
Oris is brilliant and IMO if they do launch some solid products, they'll make Omega irrelevant. Just bought another Big Crown to celebrate an Anniversary after I gave my first one to my Cousin. Brilliant, brilliant watch.
It’s a shame that it is a limited edition! The 38 mm in steel would have also been nice 👍
I agree. Although this felt great on the wrist, I do feel they missed a trick by not making it 38mm, and making it limited edition.
Agree 38mm is better size for a no bezel design. Although 40 isn't that bad either. 42+ just not needed, imo, without a large bezel.
my thoughts exactly. I do hope they'll make a regular edition for this one!
Would love the steel in 38 or smaller. When a dial and layout is this sublimely retro, it really shouldn't be spoiled by so-called "modern" dimensions (oversizing). (Just think of what BMW did to the Mini--ugh.)
Well said
Finally, a no date model! Need more color options with this same design
New Oris looks phenomenal. Been watching your channel for years, and excited to see the brand grow and change. Keep up the great work!
Man this is such a good looking watch! Just perfection! That 40mm is too big for me sadly 😭 but a watch I can definition appreciate 😍 great review as always A!
When Oris launches the Diver 65 with Caliber 400 in it, without bizarre colours or Hodinkee, you’ll have a One Watch Collection for many people.
Will buy this one! Thanks for the video and cheers from Sweden.
I really really love oris.... don't currently own any but do have a weirdly strong love for the brand
I'm the same Chris. I'm in love with their honesty. Out of all the brands I've dealt with, Oris are the most honest.
@@BarkandJack totally agree 👍🏻
@@chrisc6428 I'm in the same way, love the spirit of the brand, but don't find yet a loving model... As Nomos..
Great video!! I love Oris! I have a diver 65 with silver face, and the aquis with red strap……I love it when you said, “I think somethings going on?” …….what is going on??? Ha ha love the two tones, have you seen the one with blue rubber strap?? 👍🏻
Interesting take on the material used. I look at Oris as a brand whose futures, and cache are on the upward swing again since launching the 400/401/402 calibres and the new pricepoint reflects that desire. Gold is fitting.
Nice for a white dial. Clever how they outlined the markers just enough to give it better visibility. Thanks for sharing.
Normally Oris gets overlooked time and time again so it's nice to see it here and what a great review
I really like Oris and this watch look so nice as well.
Love those short and informative videos. Lovely watches - fantastic brand!
I love that "big pilot" look. Simple, striking, and the power reserve is insane. I'm going to be on the lookout for this in the fall.
Awesome watch! I cant stop watching this video again and again. Its my birthday in Oct and so want to buy this 😊 When the heck is it coming to India?
It’s fantastic, I’m missing a discrete bezel because of the a aviation theme, but it is wonderful
That's very nice. Also reminds me of my nomos club in 38 mm, with the dial, hands and index color
Have become an Oris fan. Next great watch with the new caliber.
Unfortunately Caliber 400 has a problem with the hour hand jumping. If you adjust it.
How did your watch do?
Very sharp! ORIS is easily one of my favorites brands. Reminds me of the Weiss Field Watch that's been on my radar for quite some time.
That’s a great looking watch. Agree better in 38mm. For a 5-day power reserve Oris that’s a great price. Good review as always Adrian.
Can't wait for the two tone Aquis review!!!
Nice content Mr Barker good luck for the future in your new channel keep up the quality watch stuff👍
Hi Adrian. Do you know HOW is Oris concretely supporting Wings of hope NGO? I mean, do they specify anywhere if they are giving any money to the NGO for every watch sold? Because, for me, this could be a big discriminating factor for buying or not this watch. Thank you!
Damn clean Oris! It’s got all the right proportions and I’m really drawn in to the small seconds sub dial.
Much to my surprise I found the stainless steel model at an AD when I was traveling to Nashville last week. I’d been looking around in my hometown and hadn’t had any luck. Consider myself so fortunate that I ran across it.
worth every penny , the movement is just gorgeous, for the price this is a steal
lovely watch agree with you about Oris/Steel and David Brown is spot on re 38 mm steel!
Your content is amazing. I love it. Where does your accent come from? It is so good to listening to 😃. Greetings from Serbia
Glad Oris is working with that great organization. It’s nice they released a gold version first. I assume it will only add to the excitement for the steel version, will be interesting to see.
I have an Aquis and an Artix date and was planning on finishing my collection with a grail watch of either a Breguet Classique or a Vacheron Constantin Patrimony. Now I’ve seen this new Oris it looks like the grail watch will have to wait 😱
AB - another enlightening video. 10 year warranty ?the kia of watches. one factor I do like in a watch - are a set of crown guards, I think it is a good feature. looks very nice. be safe. ~. JDS/CT
Good to know about the 40mm not wearing as large. It was one of my concerns vs the 38mm size. I will say I have tried on several of the previous generation 40mm Big Crowns and they also did not feel as large as a 40mm for some reason. I would guess due to the same reasons you point out that this new Wings of Hope version would wear even smaller... which to me is a good thing. I like the 38mm in gold, but that's nearly pre-owned Calatrava territory. I love the steel with the green accents, but the 40mm makes me hesitate... I need to try on one to be certain. Luckily I have an Oris dealer very close... but if this is limited, they may not get it in... They still don't have any of the standard cal. 403 38mm versions yet. Maybe it's just as well for my wallet! I do think Oris is doing some great things lately.
Thanks Adrian for sharing. I like Oris as a brand who make limited editions for all sorts of good causes and these two models look fantastic, not a homage (to my knowledge) but a terrific design similar to the Big Crown Pointer Date calibre 403 sans pointer date of course for the 38mm.
Love The Oris mix of quality affordability and interesting design.
P.S that might be why I own 2 already!
Glad to see you back doing watch reviews! I think Oris is a good value brand and some of their lines are nice. But imo the finishing of their watches are not as good as some similarly priced brands such as Tudor and Longines. Plus this one not sure if like the evening green numerals
Hi Adrian,
Thanks for all the videos, please keep going into the technical aspects of watches, and keep pushing the analysis.
I love the watch but unfortunately i can’t afford it.
I am looking for a pilot / field watch (also saw the CWC G10 video) with the following specifications: automatic, date, readable.
For now the best spec/cost ratio watch i found is the seiko srph23k1 (not a fan of the bracelet but that’s fixable).
What do you think? Any recommendations?
Thanks in advance for your help
Ps: i am professional helicopter pilot and watch enthusiast. I am looking for a (nice) tool, not a fancy overpriced Breitling (personal opinion)
Thanks again
Really cool to see. Oris also do a Royal Flying Doctor LE, which is a similar air service in Australia helping remote communities. Pretty nice to see a brand shed some light on some very good causes. 👍🏻
Oris is such a cool brand! I'm saving for my Divers-Sixty-five.
Nice, but could you do a review of the new iwc mark xx
I've asked IWC to lend me on. I don't think the press piece is ready yet, but I'll 100% be doing a video on it.
I like you as you are honest about everything
Lovely watch. Bit confused about Screw-in crown and 50m water resistance. Watch with 5 days power reserve, it would be good be able to swim with. Which means it can be a daily watch .... anyways that's IMHO.
Short to the point, brilliant 👏
Awesome pieces!!
I think the prices of oris watches keep rising and rising...with some of their Models they Are already in Tudors price Range
I think Longines Spirit > Oris but also on divers side
I think this is a simple clean watch, but was kinda surprised by the price tag
The amount they’ve invested into their in house movements I feel justifies the jump.
People complaining about Oris prices,independent watchmaker that have their own in-house movement , but Tudor prices are okay , made in rolex factories and a shared "in-house" movement..
Tudor really have messed up the pricing for everyone else. They are very aggressive with their pricing to disrupt the market. They are a very different model to Oris. Tudor have Rolex money to play with, where as Oris doesn't have a parent company, they are 100% independent.
What about the new iwc mark xx? Can we get a review of that
I agree that it's a shame that it's limited but again, it's understandable. Being associated to The Wings Of Hope makes it desirable even more ... what a great cause. That 40 mm version is "spot on!"
Thanks for sharing.
I have the Royal Flying Doctors limited edition by Oris, they are a great brand with a real and genuine commitment to charities and good causes
As a chunky boi, I appreciate the larger size of the steel. And yellow gold has never done it for me, but I admire the effort none-the-less.
Not usually my brand of choice, but that 40mm is a banger. Can’t wait till October 😎
Lately I felt like Oris is fading into its own lines but this is fresh and neat. I'm happy they shake things up. Like they did with the Aquis Dat Watt SE which is insanely cool and hope to be able to get one.
Very nice, I prefer this to the diver and many other Oris watches. Great story and cause too. Nice video Adrian 👍🏼 do you plan more outdoor video watch reviews now B&J has changed slightly?
That’s a lovely watch and a great cause. 120 hour power reserve is just insane along with the 10 year warranty. I’m going to have to get a paper round…
They’re good looking those new oris movements
I agree with Evan below, they should have made the steel in 38mm too. But what a great timepiece this is!
So awesome Oris supports so many different Non-profits!
It's a beautiful watch that is worthy of the price point . Especially with their own relatively new movement inside.
So many good watches at this price point with Sinn and Tudor to name a couple.
amazing new watch channel! all best
Can not stand limited edition watches…. Looks nice but I wouldn’t line up to get one.
I did not do the exact math but it seems like $2000 worth of gold raises the price $9000 can someone explain it to me?
Beautiful, damn shame it's limited. Cheers mate 👍
I like the steel version, which is 40 mm. It looks amazing!
One of their best!
They book look really good. Oris are doing a great job.
the gold is absolutly stunning
I am not a massive fan of Oris, but this I like
Another great video
The steel in 40mm is just about right for me. It's just a shame there's no Oris dealer near me. Will probably end up without one just like George Bamford said the other sunday: "Not everybody wins the lottery."
Holy hell, that teaser at the end - Marvel world be proud
This reminds me of the Omega CK. Beautiful watch but near impossible to get
Great looking everyday watch.
The stainless steel will be a hit. The gold I agree with your opinion wholeheartedly
Great review for an awesome brand!
The two-tone Aquis would like amazing on a two-tone bracelet!!
Do you want to pay for solid gold center links?
@@dandahl5964 Yes. Money is no big deal.
Adrian, why have you stopped mentioning lug to lug for the watches?
I saw you on South Molton street the other day, now I know why! 😊
cracking watch and video
Looks inspired by the Nomos Club series? .. still a beautiful watch
Beautiful piece, but that two tone Aquis looks spectacular 4:16
I like the name change Adrian. Good choice💪🥇
Thanks a lot Mark.
Gorgeous watch!
Beautiful watch
new name of a Channel, the same Adrian )
Nice watch with a great set of specs. Good review and can’t help but feel like this little time machine feels like going back to the 40s through 60s; simpler, more focused, and when there was still some innocence and optimism after the second Great War.
Love it. I’m a sucker for a small seconds 👌
Me too 👍🏻
it stands up to the scrutiny of a macro lens better than some of the trinity watches I've seen recently.
I think Oris do too many limited editions, even though I'm guilty of owning one (Whale Shark Aquis GMT). I agree with you that watches like this should be normal production watches, especially when they're really making some beautiful designs.
The numerals are quite nice. Otherwise agree, 38mm and non-limited would have been interesting. Thinking about that Oris is not a gold brand - neither is Tudor. Tudor is also not a diamonds brand.
Love Oris...very reliable & affordable watches
Would be an buy, if it had an date (pointer or "regular"). But brilliant design!
In my eyes that is one of the most appealing watches on the market, I just wish the steel came in 38mm as well.
The steel looks great.
The gold watch is just pure class.
Love it. Wish bother were 38mm, think it's the perfect size, especially for a watch like this. Wish it wasn't limited either but due to the nature of it being for WoH, I get it. Also, that in house movement should be lauded more I think. Especially for that price point. It's amazing. Under 3 grand for a watch of this quality is fantastic!
i love it in the simple design, the off white, solid gold but 15000.-srf is for me just out of Oris price range.
Looks like a great watch to me. It's just a shame the steel is a limited edition.
Can you please make a video about the new Rolex Air King 2022 love the Modell and i want to hear your opinion to changing! Hope you see the comment! I love your Content and greetings from Germany!
what a beautiful watch
I totally love this model, it makes me think of NOMOS club, does anyone else thought of that?
Oris makes some great Limited Editions whether it be a charitable Edition or a Historical, the LE always seem to be alot more interesting themes then any other brands. And they give a you an extra yrs warranty if you register your watch on their Website
Oris is brilliant and IMO if they do launch some solid products, they'll make Omega irrelevant. Just bought another Big Crown to celebrate an Anniversary after I gave my first one to my Cousin. Brilliant, brilliant watch.
Love the design. Not so much 40mm size. I think they have 38mm black dial steel.
Great video