Oris Divers: Diver's Watches
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Oris diver's watches for sea and city
The Oris Divers collection combines water resistance, readability, and character. Choose a modern, compact diver, or a 1965-inspired look with more retro finishes, designed to be easy to wear every day.
Two souls, same reliability
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Divers Date and New Divers: true diver specifications with water resistance up to 200 meters, ceramic bezels on select models, and a clean, function-oriented design.
- Divers Sixty Five: mid-century style, versatile out of the water, with variants that can be equipped with the Calibre 400 to combine vintage aesthetics with current technology.
Movements: solid standard or Calibre 400 Series
Many models use reliable automatic calibres with essential functions and a power reserve of around 40 hours. If you are looking for the pinnacle of Oris's technical identity, aim for the versions with Calibre 400: 120-hour power reserve, anti-magnetic components, and less frequent recommended maintenance. Oris also provides a warranty of up to 10 years upon registration.
Details that really matter
- Screw-in crown and case back on the sportier divers.
- Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on many references.
- Steel for everyday robustness, titanium for lightness on select lines.
Find your Oris Divers and transition from the desk to the water with ease.
Curiosities about Oris Divers
What is the difference between Divers Date and Divers Sixty Five?
Divers Date and New Divers focus on a contemporary aesthetic and modern diving watch specifications. Divers Sixty Five favors a look inspired by 1965, more versatile for daily wear, with some versions also available with Calibre 400.
What is the water resistance of Oris Divers?
It depends on the model, but the sportier divers reach up to 200 meters. If you are looking for regular water use, choose a reference with a screw-in crown and a diving bezel.
Is Calibre 400 or a standard Oris automatic better?
A standard automatic is a practical and reliable choice, with classic functions and a power reserve of around 40 hours. Calibre 400 is designed for those who want more autonomy and more technical content, with a 120-hour power reserve, resistance to magnetism, and an extended 10-year warranty.
What is the bezel on a diver for?
The bezel allows for measuring a time interval quickly, for example, the duration of a phase in the water. In divers, it is designed to be easy to read and use even with wet hands.
How does the up to 10-year warranty on the Calibre 400 work?
Oris provides a warranty of up to 10 years for models with Calibre 400, which can be activated by registration. Always check the product sheet of your chosen model for details and conditions.