Oris Aquis: The Modern Diver
Oris Aquis: the modern diver to wear every day
Contemporary lines, refined ergonomics, and a diving spirit: Aquis is the collection that defines today's Oris, ready for the water and perfect even with a shirt and jacket.
Real performance, smart choices
In many references, you will find the robustness typical of diver's watches: a screw-in crown, a unidirectional bezel for tracking dive time, and sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating for instant legibility.
If you want the pinnacle of Oris technical identity, look for the versions with the Calibre 400: an automatic movement designed by the brand featuring a five-day power reserve, high resistance to magnetic fields, and an extended 10-year warranty.
- For those buying their first diver who want reliability without complications.
- For enthusiasts looking for a recognizable design, not a generic dive watch.
- For those who appreciate an independent brand committed to environmental impact, as stated by Oris.
Find the right size
Choose the diameter and finishes based on your wrist: some versions have more presence, while others are slimmer. In any case, Aquis remains a daily companion, ready for anything.
Curiosities about the Oris Aquis
What is the Oris Calibre 400?
It is an automatic movement designed by Oris to offer long autonomy and reliability: approximately a five-day power reserve and a construction engineered to better withstand magnetic fields.
What is the difference between an Aquis with Calibre 400 and one with a standard automatic movement?
Versions with the Calibre 400 focus on longer autonomy and extended coverage. Versions with a standard automatic movement prioritize simplicity, a more accessible price point, and traditional maintenance, with a power reserve typically around forty hours.
Can I wear the Aquis every day?
Yes. The sporty case and diver's legibility pair well with both casual and business looks, especially if you choose a size proportionate to your wrist.
How often is maintenance recommended?
It depends on the caliber and usage. For Calibre 400 series movements, Oris suggests recommended intervals of up to ten years; for other movements, more classic intervals apply. In case of use in salt water, always rinse the case and periodically check the gaskets.