This NEW Dive Watch Has WHAT ?!? - Oris Diver 65 - 12 Hour
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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Here I talk about the new Oris Diver 65 with the new in house automatic watch caliber 400. This watch and movement appear to be amazing. First, the watch has a great design. Oris decided to make this watch more traditional as opposed to the bronze watches and their colorful dive watches. Next, they included the new Oris inhouse automatic watch movement that features a 120 hour power reserve! This is unbelievable for a watch to have at a price point of under $5k, let alone the price this Oris Swiss watch is being offered at.
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You know I've always passed on Oris on account of finding their movements a bit lacking for the price-points, but this and the Caliber 400 models broadly definitely more than settle that score. Really impressive stuff.
This is a solid release. It's a shame that Tudor's release overshadowed them only 1 day later. This will look vintage inspired, yet modern in 20 years (when it's only just had its 2nd service!) with that white (vs. fauxtina) lume. I still can't really understand why it's not got a higher water resistance rating at that thickness and being a diver style watch, but it's still a nice watch. As far as wish lists, I would ask for a quick adjust clasp, even if it raised the price a little bit. I heard VJ Geronimo from Oris on the Whiskey&Watches podcast say this watch was supposed to come out last year, but they just had so much demand for the new movement watches that they pushed it back to now.
were are your glasses from?
Did Oris fix the issues with the inhouse movement?
Been having my eye on Oris for sometime now. The Caliber 400 is definitely a game changer for them in my mind. Power reserve may not be a big thing to many, but it is a complication that I appreciate. As someone who likes to swap out watches once every couple of days, it is something that I take into account when buying a watch, and I absolutely give more value to ones that have higher reserve. There is a reason prices go up the more a mechanical watch can run without a winding.
Power reserve should matter to people
WHOW...Love to see this movement in more Oris watches...!!
Yes!
I have been waiting for the sixty - five calibre 400. Gradually for the last few days from being released I got to like this new model a lot. On the bezel :
1. Has 12 hour layout
2. Biderectional
3. 120 clicks
All this allows it to use it to measure: second time zone, elapsed minutes as the 120 clicks allow for aligning it nicely with the minute hand, elapsed hours by aligning it accurately with the hour hand. As a whole Ilike the bezel a lot due to this and due to its simpler looks
Low light scenario's = DARK
Best everday watch for the money, Oris takes features that other brands brag about like power reserve, accuracy, or anti-magnetism and doesn't brag about them, they make them industry standard.
I have the bico edition without the cal 400 and I absolutely love it! The heritage, the wearability are amazing!
Is the bezel insert ceramic?
I keep trying to get excited about Oris, and I occasionally see one that I sort of like, but I have never really been tempted to buy one.
liking the camera framing change up
We all know by now the 400 movement and it's variations like on the Carl Brashear (401) is great. However, this new 65 still only has 100m water resistance, a weird 12 hour bezel and it is incredibly plain looking. I love Oris, but this is a slightly unusual and uninteresting release.
Im not much of an oris guy, but this watch is a beaut!
Can't say I'm a fan of this model. Never been into 12 hour bezels for one, give me a timing bezel any day. With my collecting and wearing habits I've come to see power reserve as almost a con. I feel better knowing my watches aren't ticking away in the box for days and days until they run down. I'd find a swing away from power reserve and towards higher beatrate movements exciting.
Anyway, it feels like this watch doesn't know what it wants to be. Or maybe it does and I'm just not onboard.
Very nice watch but for me the Tudor is more versatile.
That is not unbelievable: baume and mercier has been producing inhouse movements cosc certified with a 5 days power reserve for some years now… you are running behind on knowledge John P.
sorry to say, but the 400 movement has its issues. I not understand why watch channels like this not know it? I experienced it myself and after 3 ‚repair attempts’ of Oris I returned it. It is the setting prob and the power reserve not necessarily being 5 days. You will find more about this on Utube.
Can get what i would like from omega with their faux patina bulls... Gonna pull the triger on pelagos39 or this lovely oris
Fenomenal movement but the design looks boring and it isn't a dive watch. Compare this to the new Tudor Pelagos and its not even a competition...
While I agree, this watch is also going to be a lot cheaper once it hits the used market to each. That said, no interest in this one but lots of interest in the new Pelagos. Not sure who the market is for this one outside of the power reserve.
This is not that interesting as a water sports watch. You talk about expected standards, and a watch I want to take in the ocean will have 200m of water resistance and it will have a 60-minute bezel. If this watch shows up with those minimal specifications, and the new 400 caliber, then I would be interested in owning it. Maybe it should be marketed as a good everyday watch instead of a dive watch.
The diver 65 is an homage to their dive watches from 1965. So 100m rating and no crown guard. If you want more, get the Oris Aquis at about the same price. I spend a LOT of time in the water. No scuba so my limit is around 5 meters. 100m is a 20:1 safety margin. And no I don't need a helium valve either!
Power reserve does matter to me. Not sure this is the form factor that I want to buy the caliber 400 in, but I will add an Oris.
100m WR doesn't mean you can dive 100M, unless the waters are perfectly still and you're not moving your arm much. It means it's tested to 100m of stationary (motionless) water pressure. Currents and moving arms increase that pressure significantly. 100M WR simply means you can swim/snorkel with it, and it'll survive a dive or cannonball.
James Stacey took another version of this about 25 meters below the surface, so I would say that’s good enough, it’s here on UA-cam
Bad timing on the release though. Tudor Pelagos 39 stole its thunder.
Seriously. If I was Oris PR, I would have definitely pushed this back a week or two.
There are plenty of GMT and Field Watches that offer 100M or better specs in a thinner profile. The Aqua Terra, Rolex Explorer 2, Black Bay 36, Cartier Santos and many, many others. And then it doesn't even have a proper divers timing bezel. This looks like a miss to me. Should have billed it as a field watch or other something other than a "dive watch". And what's with those riveted bracelet that everyone hates on the Black Bay?
Hey, my Casio G-shock has been in the case for last 3 months, and look... it's still running. What a power reserve! So, what's all the commotion about regarding this 5 day power reserve? :)
Your Casio and mine are quartz Japan this is an automatic Swiss.
@@gito4130 my comment was sarcastic.
I like the looks and the power reserve, but 100m water resistance at that price? If you don't call it a diver that'd be OK. Can barely call it a snorkeler.
5day powerreserve…. And no date…. Useless
Have very mixed feeling about it. I absolutely love the look, but…..but, but, but….call it a diver with 100 m! Seems it is bidirectional bezel, that I love. Up to now only Rolex yacht master offers it in sea type watches. 12 hours on bezel…..i do not see point of this since is not gmt. Love the color, hate the bracelet. Doesn’t tapper down and no on fly adjustment. Caliber 400 have issues. I have Oris aquispro with caliber 400 and I am selling it. This watch is beautiful but does not know what it want to be. For me is no go, I would still go for Omega semester heritage 300 over this. More expensive but is more complete watch, even doesn’t have a date and this one have and that I like.
This watch has the same features as the Explorer 2 yet 1/3 the price. I am waiting for the Aquis GMT 5 day.
Yeah it does but still rather have a Explorer 2
@@lonewolfemcquade8133 The Explorer 2 is special.
Is anyone diving deeper than 100m? 5 day power reserve is more useful
12 hour bezel? What use is that on a dive watch?! At least you won’t have to wind it often….
Did you have a bet on how many times you could say ‘dive’ doing this review
One sad point... Would prefer it with a close case back. This movement is stunning but don't need to see it.
A watch at this price now has no excuse to not have a quick adjust micro adjust clasp. Such a shame everything else is great.
100m is perfectly suitable for a watch for any activity except diving.
Yes. Such a shame this video says "dive watch" a couple dozen times. A dive watch good for everything except diving. It's even based on the "Diver 65" platform.
@@saodavi6267 it’s not so literal anymore. Diver can mean , dive style watch.
I need 120 hours in power reserve a heck of a lot more than being able to go farther than 100m under water…
It's ok. Doesn't really standout for me. Yet another diver that noone will ever take diving.
How do you call it a diver at 100M? It looks like a fine enough watch, and 100 is fine for 'diving in the pool' - but it isnt a 'diver'
ISO6425 calls for 100M so it passes on that, however there is supposed to be a way of measuring the dive time up to 60 minutes and that bezel doesn.t seem a good way of doing that. On the other hand the Benrus Type I has a similar bezel and is definitely a dive watch. As the ISO standard is voluntary it really comes down to what the customer wants from their watch.
Better go tell Those who set the ISO certification then. As they certify watches for professional diving beginning at 100m. I’m sure they will feel silly when you tell them their mistake.
Clown
100mm "dive watch" lmao
100mm would be laughable. 100m is different. If you have the certification to dive even close to that, then get an Aquis.
@@DonaldPerley i would never buy a watch with proprietary bracelet from the only company i know that makes a 5 ATM watch with screwdown crown lmao
@@edrader 50M, 10x as deep as I will dive, especially with a pilot watch. If you are going over 100M, then YES, get something other than an explicitly retro 60's style diver! If you are just a desk diver, then get what you want so you can say you are ready if the necessity arises.
@@DonaldPerley thanks but i understand watches and what i want and need
I agree with you 100mm is laughable but 100m is more than adequate for a watch that will never be used as a diver, just like a Rolex Tudor, Longines, GS and the like will not be used as a diver either. Best divers Seiko, and Citizen.
Boring
Classic, boring and tiny.
you're tiny