Oris Watches

Oris Wristwatches

Oris, the Swiss watchmaker, has been producing timepieces since 1904, including special ranges of pilot wristwatches. Today, Oris watches are purely mechanical and feature distinctive design and their trademark red rotor. Add elegant and innovative design to any outfit with Oris men's and women's watches .

Their modern collections include odes to their heritage, contemporary innovations, and classic, timeless designs. Keep an eye out for limited edition designs, which celebrate important factors in watchmaking history. Their everyday collections are designed to be sleek and elegant, perfectly fitting under cuffs, even for more formal occasions.

Oris Diving Watches

Oris also produce a special range of diving watches , which feature innovative and safe functionality, extra visibility and high-performance design. Their water resistance is built for purpose, with up to 100 bar water resistance and secure features.

Oris' renowned diving range includes their own patented design that allows the watch to measure depth by allowing water to enter the timepiece.

Oris Aviation Wristwatches

Another famed collection from Oris, the function-based aviation collection features pioneering designs, aesthetic and pro pilot functionality.

Harking back to their Big Crown watch from the late 1930s, which was one of the most innovative pilot's watches in history, Oris' range includes limited edition timepieces, as well as functional watches that are robust, reliable and easy to read.

Oris Motor Sport Wristwatches

In partnership with motor sporting legends, Oris' more recent speciality is motor sport watches . The innovative ranges feature racing-inspired functions and functions such as bi-rotating bezels and gripping rubber edges for quick and accurate readings. The collections are made in collaboration with motoring companies and are often limited edition.

Vintage Oris Watches

As a watchmaker dating back to the 1904, there are several vintage watches about. One of Oris' most famed moments in history was being allowed to only produce watches using pin-lever movements, which were considered to be less accurate and reliable.

Working closely with this movement and their expertise, they honed their watchmaking to the point where they were awarded a distinction for their pin-lever movement - making a watch from this era a great collector's piece.