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Oris Oris 5854 Features
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Leather
Condition :1 (mint)
Location :Austria, Innsbruck
Price : € 390 (= $ 479)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :34,5 mm
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Buckle
Buckle Material :Steel
Functions :Date
Others :Center Seconds, Luminescent Hands, Quick Set, Only Original Parts
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Oris Oris 5854 wrist watches news:
Mondaine Stop2Go Swiss Railways Watch With 2 Second Delay
I was probably standing at a train station in Switzerland for a half dozen times before I first realized a peculiar thing about the clocks. The design of the clocks has been memorialized in Mondaine watches, and later in Apple devices, as they've "borrowed" the design in some versions of iOS. On a white background, the incredibly legible clocks have black hand hour and minute indicators along with a red seconds hand tipped with a large circle. The strange part is that when the seconds hand reaches "O," it just stops for a full two seconds, and then jumps ahead to keep telling the time.This doesn't mean the clocks run slow. The seconds hand quickly moves to catch up with correct time. So the logical question is why? According to Mondaine, the Swiss SBB Railwaya clocks have been doing this for about 70 years. The story starts with a Swiss desire for accuracy - naturally. In the 1940s Switzerland wanted the clocks in each of their train stations to be synchronized. If you are a train hist
I was probably standing at a train station in Switzerland for a half dozen times before I first realized a peculiar thing about the clocks. The design of the clocks has been memorialized in Mondaine watches, and later in Apple devices, as they've "borrowed" the design in some versions of iOS. On a white background, the incredibly legible clocks have black hand hour and minute indicators along with a red seconds hand tipped with a large circle. The strange part is that when the seconds hand reaches "O," it just stops for a full two seconds, and then jumps ahead to keep telling the time.This doesn't mean the clocks run slow. The seconds hand quickly moves to catch up with correct time. So the logical question is why? According to Mondaine, the Swiss SBB Railwaya clocks have been doing this for about 70 years. The story starts with a Swiss desire for accuracy - naturally. In the 1940s Switzerland wanted the clocks in each of their train stations to be synchronized. If you are a train hist
Tried on another "II" this weekend - this time platinum
Well, was in Buckhead doing some Christmas shopping this weekend at a few of the malls, so of course had to spend some time checking out the watch shops. Not too many areas of Atlanta have better selections & variety than Lenox & Phipps Tried on about 20 watches probably, but one of them was the platinum Day Date II. In the past I liked the pictures, but really didn't pay a lot of attention to it. But all I could say was wow.. I've tried on the rose & yellow versions more than once before and liked them, a lot. But the platinum was a step - probably 2, 3, 4 or 10 - above those. It felt PERFECT as soon as it was on the wrist, and the glacier dial with the diamonds was absolutely stunning. I'm NOT a diamond guy, but they just worked on this watch. In fact, I think the roman numeral version wouldn't look as good as the diamonds on that glacier dial as the diamonds just compliment the ice blue of the dial so perfectly I was blown away at how much I liked it & sho
Well, was in Buckhead doing some Christmas shopping this weekend at a few of the malls, so of course had to spend some time checking out the watch shops. Not too many areas of Atlanta have better selections & variety than Lenox & Phipps Tried on about 20 watches probably, but one of them was the platinum Day Date II. In the past I liked the pictures, but really didn't pay a lot of attention to it. But all I could say was wow.. I've tried on the rose & yellow versions more than once before and liked them, a lot. But the platinum was a step - probably 2, 3, 4 or 10 - above those. It felt PERFECT as soon as it was on the wrist, and the glacier dial with the diamonds was absolutely stunning. I'm NOT a diamond guy, but they just worked on this watch. In fact, I think the roman numeral version wouldn't look as good as the diamonds on that glacier dial as the diamonds just compliment the ice blue of the dial so perfectly I was blown away at how much I liked it & sho
New Oris RUF CTR3 Chrono
Here's an Oris press release for the new RUF CTR3. Has anyone seen any of these in the wild? Not sure where they are available but not a bad looking watch at all, although at 44.5mm it'll be big....The new Oris RUF CTR3 Chronograph Limited EditionSuperlatives in parallel designThis is what can be achieved when two companies sharing a passion for sports cars and who have achieved international success through high performance come together: a watch made in motor sport heaven.The Oris designers have worked with RUF engineers to produce the limited edition Oris RUF CTR3 Chronograph ¨C a masterpiece of Swiss craftsmanship inspired by one of the fastest street cars on the planet. The case is made of lightweight titanium and has a tachymeter top ring made from highly durable ceramic. The tachymeter scale is marked with the number 375 ¨C indicating the top speed of the RUF CTR3: 375 km/h.The eye-catching dial reflects the dials on the CTR3 dashboard in both shape and colour with Superluminova n
Here's an Oris press release for the new RUF CTR3. Has anyone seen any of these in the wild? Not sure where they are available but not a bad looking watch at all, although at 44.5mm it'll be big....The new Oris RUF CTR3 Chronograph Limited EditionSuperlatives in parallel designThis is what can be achieved when two companies sharing a passion for sports cars and who have achieved international success through high performance come together: a watch made in motor sport heaven.The Oris designers have worked with RUF engineers to produce the limited edition Oris RUF CTR3 Chronograph ¨C a masterpiece of Swiss craftsmanship inspired by one of the fastest street cars on the planet. The case is made of lightweight titanium and has a tachymeter top ring made from highly durable ceramic. The tachymeter scale is marked with the number 375 ¨C indicating the top speed of the RUF CTR3: 375 km/h.The eye-catching dial reflects the dials on the CTR3 dashboard in both shape and colour with Superluminova n
Chrono running question
Newbie here. Hi. Nice forum and a nice vibe here. A question I have and interested in the answer as I seem to get conflicting answers on different forums / AD's etc...Simply, Does leaving the chrono running continuously increase wear on the movement...? Movements in question are the ETA 2894-2 and the 7750 in a couple of watches of mine. Sorry if this has been asked before and thanks in advance.
Newbie here. Hi. Nice forum and a nice vibe here. A question I have and interested in the answer as I seem to get conflicting answers on different forums / AD's etc...Simply, Does leaving the chrono running continuously increase wear on the movement...? Movements in question are the ETA 2894-2 and the 7750 in a couple of watches of mine. Sorry if this has been asked before and thanks in advance.
How often is enough?
How often should I rotate wearing my autos?I have three watches i care about wearing and no winder.Right now I wear them when ever i feel like it, sometimes I'll wear one for weeks then get another, wind it up and wear it for a few days to a few week then switch again; each time letting the non-worn wind down until i take them out for a spin.To me its like a car, you don't let it sit and run while your not going to be using it.So what do you guys recommend? Seems to me keeping them all runnning all the time adds extra wear, but monthly ( weekly) rotations are enough to spread the love...er I mean oil around and keep things happy.
How often should I rotate wearing my autos?I have three watches i care about wearing and no winder.Right now I wear them when ever i feel like it, sometimes I'll wear one for weeks then get another, wind it up and wear it for a few days to a few week then switch again; each time letting the non-worn wind down until i take them out for a spin.To me its like a car, you don't let it sit and run while your not going to be using it.So what do you guys recommend? Seems to me keeping them all runnning all the time adds extra wear, but monthly ( weekly) rotations are enough to spread the love...er I mean oil around and keep things happy.
