4 Oris Dive Watches for the Watch Snob | Bob's Watches

Oris operates in a rather unique window within the luxury watch industry. The brand’s high-quality yet affordable diver’s tools, pilot’s watches, dress models, and chronographs all tend to come in well below the $4-5k price bracket, firmly cementing Oris in a place that perfectly bridges the gap between an entry-level luxury watch and a classic high-end timepiece. The reason Oris has become so successful at sitting in the middle is down to the fact it doesn’t sell itself on brand name alone. Oris chooses quality craftsmanship, performance, and reliability as key areas of focus when manufacturing wristwatches. If you’ve been following Oris’ progress over the last few years, you’ll be aware that it has ceased producing quartz watches, and has gone back to producing timepieces that are exclusively powered by mechanical movements. While Oris watches represent some of the best value for money within the entire luxury watch industry, some collectors have predicted that as the demand for Oris watches increases in response to their superb horological expertise, their prices will ultimately rise. In this video, we’re going to take a look at 4 Oris dive watches that each demonstrate values of quality and functionality within their design and features. Oris Divers Sixty-Five: Oris Divers Sixty-Five models represent the vintage-inspired variations from the brand’s range of dive watchers. Based on an Oris watch design from 1965, Divers Sixty-Five watches combine a domed sapphire crys