I · This watch
Oris Aquis pairs a 43.5 mm case in stainless steel with a grey dial and a rubber strap. It uses an automatic movement. Water-resistant to 300 m.
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Oris Aquis, 43.5 mm, Stainless steel
Oris Aquis pairs a 43.5 mm case in stainless steel with a grey dial and a rubber strap.
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Case
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Diameter
- 43.5 mm
- Water resistance
- 300 m
Movement
- Movement type
- Automatic
Dial
- Dial colour
- Grey
Strap / bracelet
- Strap material
- Rubber
Set and condition
- Brand
- Oris
- Reference
- 01 733 7789 4153-07 4 23 36FC
The story of this watch · Chapters: 4
Oris Aquis, 43.5 mm, Stainless steel
- case diameter
- 43.5 mm
- case
- Stainless steel
- water resistance
- 300 m
- movement
- Automatic
II · The manufacture
Oris since 1904
Paul Cattin and Georges Christian founded Oris in Hölstein, Switzerland, in 1904. The Big Crown of 1938 paired a glove-friendly crown with a hand indicating the date. Oris joined ASUAG in 1970, before the quartz crisis forced a radical change of course. Rolf Portmann and Ulrich W. Herzog led the management buyout that restored independence in 1982. The 1997 Worldtimer allowed the local hour to move forwards or backwards in one-hour steps. Calibre 110 in 2014 marked a return to proprietary movement development with ten days of power reserve. The automatic Calibre 400 followed in 2020 with a five-day reserve and enhanced magnetic resistance. Oris remains an independent Swiss mechanical-watch company based in Hölstein.
- 1904Paul Cattin and Georges Christian founded Oris in Hölstein, Switzerland, in 1904.
- 1938The Big Crown of 1938 paired a glove-friendly crown with a hand indicating the date.
- 1970Oris joined ASUAG in 1970, before the quartz crisis forced a radical change of course.
- 1982Rolf Portmann and Ulrich W. Herzog led the management buyout that restored independence in 1982.
- 1997The 1997 Worldtimer allowed the local hour to move forwards or backwards in one-hour steps.
- 2014Calibre 110 in 2014 marked a return to proprietary movement development with ten days of power reserve.
III · Ownership
Wearing and caring
- 1
An automatic watch winds itself while worn. Left off the wrist for a couple of days it stops: wind it with the crown, then set the time and the date.
- 2
Water resistance of 100 m and more is for swimming. Keep the crown screwed or pushed in, and do not use the pushers under water.
- 3
Have the movement serviced every few years by the brand's own service or an authorised watchmaker.
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