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Oris Artelier Regulateur Automatic Watch
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Oris Artelier Regulateur Automatic Watch
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Established in 1904, Oris creates authentic Swiss watches that stand the test of time. The Artelier Regulateur employs a single hand to track minutes—a look that was originally used in dive watches to decipher the time with a quick glance Read More
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Makul
12
Aug 8, 2018
Loved the brand and with that price by MD, it’s unreal.., can’t wait to get, hope the delivery will be fast and smooth.
wileycaiotey
4
Aug 4, 2018
Is the band the only difference between these? I can't really tell if the dial finish is actually shinier on the one with the leather strap or if it's a result of the photo angle.
Samg27
0
Aug 5, 2018
wileycaioteyYea the one with the silver bracelet version seems to have a white dial and the other version looks silver. Can't really tell based on photos and description.
DimaG
610
Aug 7, 2018
wileycaioteyI think both of them are silver, judging by the models (click on 'choose a model'):
https://www.oris.ch/en/watch/oris-artelier-regulateur/01-749-7667-4051-07-8-21-77
diyaudio
42
Aug 4, 2018
Hand windable? Hacking seconds?
Why MD doesn't specify this for each mechanical automatic watch it lists beats me. They miss it out 80% of the time.
Why MD doesn't specify this for each mechanical automatic watch it lists beats me. They miss it out 80% of the time.
agni
86
Aug 4, 2018
diyaudioYeah thats a shame. More information from MD on these drops helps with the decision making process.
AFAIK the base movement of this watch is a SW 220-1, so this should be a hand winding & hackable movement.
I also hate it when watch manufacturers use 3rd party movements like Sellita or ETA but rebadge them as their own caliber.
AFAIK the base movement of this watch is a SW 220-1, so this should be a hand winding & hackable movement.
I also hate it when watch manufacturers use 3rd party movements like Sellita or ETA but rebadge them as their own caliber.
GLG20
Oct 19, 2018
agniOris takes the Sellita or ETA as a base movement and then adds then own bits to it. Part of this was due to the fact that when they bought their freedom from Swatch Group, Oris was required to only use those movements. Even though it was years ago, it took a while for them to start making their own movements.
eltoo38
37
Aug 3, 2018
I own this watch (paid more for it elsewhere); it is beautiful and interesting. Regulators take some getting used to, as the minute hand is the prominent central hand (the concept being that you usually know what hour it is and the minutes elapsed is typically more important for keeping you on time). The hour hand indicator is smaller and off to the right - readable, but a bit small if you're seriously far-sighted. So as you look at the face, hour hand is far right, minute hand is central, and second hand is far left - so a right to left sequence different from the typical watch layout. I have 6-3/4 inch wrists and the watch size is perfect. The metal band is very high quality and extremely flexible; I switched to a cordovan brown/burgundy band which to me looks even better. BTW, lug to lug is around 47/8MM.
rahulny
19
May 7, 2018
yeah, i tried that as well and it worked, i am really tempted to buy it :) still have a few more hours to decide
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