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Oris ChronOris Williams F1 Automatic Chronograph Watch
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Oris ChronOris Williams F1 Automatic Chronograph Watch
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This limited-edition Oris timepiece was crafted in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Williams Racing. Styled in the iconic Formula 1 racing team's logo and colors, it’s as agile, precise, and sporty as an F1 car Read More
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Glen8
671
May 14, 2020
I don't see spending 2100 and getting a 1 year aftermarket warranty on anything much less this
Atoum
58
May 13, 2020
Great looking watch, even though I prefer the colour palette of the non chrono chronoris. Price isn't bad, but not great either.
RayF
22218
May 13, 2020
Just incase anyone willing to spend two-grand on a watch might be more than a little curious to see what the CLASP looks like as well, I did find this shot (but nothing yet in the open position) :
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MarPabl
1088
May 13, 2020
Review here https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-blog/watch-review/review-oris-chronoris-williams-edition.html
Totally not worth the price IMHO: plain Valjoux and without time seconds 👐🏻, no Chronometer, no titanium, no Tritium, no ceramic, 70s look....
Big big really big maybe @ 💲1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ 😓
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RayF
22218
May 13, 2020
For the brown leather strap MD's price is $1,999--if that's the configuration you like (or if you're just a cheapskate looking for the lowest possible price), it's a lot cheaper here:
https://www.certifiedwatchstore.com/oris-chronoris-automatic-movement-black-dial-men-s-watch-67377394084lsbrn.html?fee=9&fep=15542 as @texasrover2 pointed out. Anyone looking for more information on the watch can find LOTS of it on Google. Here's a good overview from Worn and Wound: https://wornandwound.com/introducing-oris-chronoris-williams-40th-anniversary-limited-edition/
My personal opinion of the watch is that while it's obviously a quality piece, it's nothing to get excited about UNLESS you happen to be both a Williams Racing fan and an Oris fan. As with other team-up/collaboration watches (Oris and Audi or Hamilton and Red Bull, for example) those folks in the both category tend to snap those watches up on initial release at full-price. The remnants (like this one) tend to gather dust on shelves, requiring heavy discounts to move them out. All of which brings us here, looking at a watch that may be brand-appealing, but isn't particularly affiliation-appealing (as in: I like Hamilton, but don't like Red Bull). Wisely in this case Oris opted not to plaster Williams Racing or F-1 all over the damn dial--so this watch still has plenty of afterlife left. Final verdict: A) I have no interest in Williams Racing, and B) find the watch a little too generic-70s looking (there are LOTS more interesting 70s style watches out there to resurrect/emulate than this one). Total dollars saved: $2099 + tax!!!
https://www.certifiedwatchstore.com/oris-chronoris-automatic-movement-black-dial-men-s-watch-67377394084lsbrn.html?fee=9&fep=15542 as @texasrover2 pointed out. Anyone looking for more information on the watch can find LOTS of it on Google. Here's a good overview from Worn and Wound: https://wornandwound.com/introducing-oris-chronoris-williams-40th-anniversary-limited-edition/
My personal opinion of the watch is that while it's obviously a quality piece, it's nothing to get excited about UNLESS you happen to be both a Williams Racing fan and an Oris fan. As with other team-up/collaboration watches (Oris and Audi or Hamilton and Red Bull, for example) those folks in the both category tend to snap those watches up on initial release at full-price. The remnants (like this one) tend to gather dust on shelves, requiring heavy discounts to move them out. All of which brings us here, looking at a watch that may be brand-appealing, but isn't particularly affiliation-appealing (as in: I like Hamilton, but don't like Red Bull). Wisely in this case Oris opted not to plaster Williams Racing or F-1 all over the damn dial--so this watch still has plenty of afterlife left. Final verdict: A) I have no interest in Williams Racing, and B) find the watch a little too generic-70s looking (there are LOTS more interesting 70s style watches out there to resurrect/emulate than this one). Total dollars saved: $2099 + tax!!!
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A community member
May 16, 2020
Yes, hadn't seen that before - it's a looker. What people in the 60s thought the future would look like...
What we really have though is the pastel puck of the apple watch.
I feel that something has gone astray.
RayF
22218
May 13, 2020
"Hate" is such a strong word!
(I like to save it for Heritors and Kendal K5's ;- )
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