Oris Watch Blog
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20 July, 2010
ORIS Watch…The World Awaits the In-house Movement
ORIS Watches are evolving and yet the ever loyal ORIS Watch community is asking a serious question...”will ORIS pricing evolve as quickly as its watches?”
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21 May, 2010
How do Watches Call You?
What is it in a new watch that stops you in your tracks and calls to you?
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13 May, 2010
When is Too Many?
But truly after seven watches what are you doing?
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21 April, 2010
Inter-Horn Width Bugs Me
Why do they have to always bring out new inter-horn widths?
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14 April, 2010
Can a Watch make you Smarter?
I believe that a great watch can make you a smarter person.
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06 April, 2010
Dress watch or Sports watch?
When only one watch will do which watch does one go for, a sporty watch or a dress watch? Can one watch cover both options?
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01 March, 2010
10 Reasons to Try an Expensive Watch
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02 February, 2010
Is your mind playing tricks on you?
What thoughts run through your mind while reading those exlusive watch magazines.
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24 December, 2009
Oris - Year in Review
Oris watches I felt have lifted their present in the world of Swiss watches internationally this year. With some great new designs and innovations Oris is proving to be a world leader in great watches.
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24 September, 2009
Perspex vs Sapphire Crystal
Because we have all had a good laugh at our last video review and my inability to say Perspex. So I thought I would do a little bit of looking around and find out the differences of Perspex and how Sapphire Crystal is made.
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08 September, 2009
Watches…”How big is too big?”
I remember not too many moons ago when the 44mm TT1 Diver date was a monolith. Many believed the 36mm and 40mm divers were the perfect size. Then the rumours abounded of a 47mm LE Diver and the controversy began. Since those recent times the 50mm barrier has been broken…
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26 August, 2009
Like a moth to flame
For a guy who is an ORIS Authorised Dealer, I am not the most technically adept person. Yes I can talk and understand movements, babble on about the Rattrapante, Fly Wheel and Tourbillon. Yet to be completely honest, it is not what first drew me to mechanical watches and ORIS…

