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Oris Divers 65 x Momotaro

Get this watch at ExquisiteTimepieces.com: https://bit.ly/2N1agHg Contact Exquisite Timepieces: Email: info@exquisitetimepieces.com Call us: 1.800.595.5330 / (+1) 239.262.4545 Text us / WhatsApp: +12399192773 Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2UTxws1 The Oris Divers 65 x Momotaro is a stainless steel and bronze appointed variation of the Oris Divers 65 created in collaboration with the Japanese denim manufacturer Momotaro. “Made by hand and without compromise”, the slogan of the Momotaro brand, founded at Kojima Okayama in 2006, is named after the famous Japanese fairytale “The Legend of Momotaro.” Of course Oris is a watch making brand with a history that dates back to the year 1906 where it was founded in the Swiss town of Holstein, and today makes watches that conform to the Oris credo: “Things must make sense.” The partnership between the two brands is one that is certainly characterized by a quote from the Oris philosophy, “While others follow a path, we define our own.” This version of the Oris Divers 65 is a 40mm in diameter watch, across the round of the case, not including the crown and has a thickness of 13mm with a measurement of 20mm between the lugs. It has an MSRP of $2200 dollars USD. It’s a 100m water resistant diver with an oversized and signed screw down crown and has a double doomed sapphire crystal with antireflective coating on the underside of the crystal. The unidirectional elapsed time bezel has a bezel assembly made from bronze and has a fully graduated aluminum bezel insert. The dial is in a green with a sunburst gradient fade out to the edge and is appointed with bronze applied markers and features a bronze pencil style handset. The markers and hands are filled with green superluminova glow in the dark lume and as you may have noticed this is a no date version of the Divers 65. Regarding the lume, it’s billed as “light old radium” and while it is functional it’s not the brightest lume on the market in practice. It gives of a green tint illumination that works well when fully charged but does fade more quickly than the gold standard Seiko Lumibrite. The watch runs the Oris 733 movement, a calibre based on the Sellita SW200-1. It’s an automatic self-winding movement, running at 28,00vph and is equipped with 26 jewels giving the user a power reserve of 38 hour. It’s a time tested, and reliable design cloned from the widely used ETA 2824, which in this case is then modified with refinements specific to the specifications of Oris. The watch rides on a blue Momotaro denim strap with tan contrast stitching, is equipped with an Oris signed tang buckle, and includes the Momotaro brand hallmark of two white stripes. The watch is also accompanied by a Momotaro denim watch pouch and travel bag to complete the package. The stainless-steel case is finished in the typical Oris Divers 65 style, with a stain brushed top and polished flanks, and is topped by the double domed scratch resistant sapphire crystal. It has a vintage diver aesthetic pulling design queues from the original 1960’s Oris dive watches. The big crown has a size and scale making the manipulation of the device easy and offers smooth operation. The bronze appointed bezel has a smooth action and the edge knurling is adequate at providing a gripe and traction without being overly aggressive. The 40mm Oris Divers 65 is always a nice watch on the wrist. The size, scale and proportions are very accommodating to a wide array of wrist sizes and the Momotaro denim strap is as comfortable a strap as I’ve seen, thanks in part to its lined underside. The stainless Oris signed tang buckle is a high-quality milled accessory and nicely executed. This collaboration between Oris and Momotaro is one that might seem like an interesting pairing at first glance but once getting to know both brands and understanding their philosophy and mission it’s one that, like the Oris credo, does actually make sense.