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Oris Divers Sixty-Five Review
It's safe to say we've been in the midst of a retro-diver renaissance for a couple of years now, and the trend has produced some of the most stunning and attractive designs in recent memory. From the Tudor Black Bay and Longines Legend Diver all the way down to several of Helson and other microbrands' offerings, we've seen a great variety of capable well-made divers with a vintage flair.What we haven't seen much of, however, is a manufacturer pulling a design from their archives and reissuing it almost verbatim. That's where the Oris Divers Sixty-Five comes in, and absolutely nails it. With a few subtle changes, Oris has achieved what perhaps none of the other current crop of vintage-styled divers can claim- they've made something genuinely more desirable than the original. With an in-house modified Selitta SW200, a double AR-coated domed sapphire crystal, and a $1650 $1,850 price tag, it's more than an attractive design, it's an attractive proposition. Let's take a closer look.Oris Di

rolex deepsea seadweller question
i have a 7 inch in diameter wrist. how many links should be removed? my seadweller that i sold had 2 links removed. is it the same? anyone who owns this watch please give me some feedback. i bought the new deepsea model and it should arrive in two weeks.

Electric time scale - what is this?
I read on a German posting for a watch that the caliber condition is 1 according to the electric time scale (in original: Werkszustand 1 lt. elektrischer Zeitwaage)Could someone translate this in plain English, please?Thanks.

incoming - jumbo's new blue friend
i had been coveting this for some time now, and lucky enough to land a pre-owned one.photos of the blue dial have kept me mesmerized in suspense. and now, seeing it in person, it's a totally different excitement. i have to spend some time viewing it more meticulously, but wanted to share the incoming with the rest of the community.immediate reaction is that the sheer feel/weight of it in my hand is extremely impressive. there's a fit-n-finish feel that is immediate and intense.coincidental, yet fitting, that i had the jumbo today....thus why i posted in this forum.it's a blue day (apologies for glare of the crystal in the photo...difficult to capture with office window...and doesn't do justice how sensational the blue dial is)

Strap Size On Newest 42mm Offshore Chrono
I've searched around and I'm not finding the actual strap measurements on the newest Offshores. I guess, that the case width is 29mm like the older Offshore model. Is the tang buckle end, 24mm just like the Diver? In the images on the AP site the buckle end appears to be smaller than 24mm. This could be an optical delusion on my part. I'm not concerned with the lengths, just the widths.