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Oris and RedBar release a collaborative diver’s watch

For the Collectors: The Oris x RedBar Divers Limited Edition

Oris x RedBar Divers Watch
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Oris continues to demonstrate its passion for exceptional horological design by joining forces with the globally renowned collector group RedBar to release the Oris X RedBar Limited Edition II. This diver’s watch, limited to only 250 pieces, is a testament to the brand’s deep engagement with its most discerning enthusiasts. It embodies a shared commitment to the vibrant culture of watch collecting, resulting in a sophisticated tool watch that resonates with its intended audience.

A timepiece with a distinctive and purposeful design

This limited edition is based on Oris’s legendary Divers Seventy-Five model, a contemporary reiteration of a classic 1975 design. The 40mm stainless steel case houses a mesmerizing sunburst green dial, a color selected specifically for its connection to the RedBar community. The watch’s elegant face is protected by a domed sapphire crystal, while the unidirectional rotating bezel with its ceramic insert ensures robust functionality. Super-LumiNova on the hands and indexes guarantees clarity in any locale, cementing its credentials as a genuine instrument for exploration.

A synergistic spirit woven into every component

Beyond its striking appearance, the case back is engraved with both the Oris and RedBar logos, along with the individual edition number, making it a true collector’s item. It is presented on a versatile five-link stainless steel bracelet and powered by the always dependable Oris Calibre 733, an automatic movement based on the Sellita SW200. Boasting 41 hours of power reserve, this luxury watch delivers the performance and precision that both brands and their devoted followers demand.

A definitive statement on craftsmanship

The Oris x RedBar Divers Limited Edition represents a successful dialogue between a storied manufacturer and its dedicated community, yielding a watch that is both beautifully executed and drenched with purpose and meaning. For the collector who values authenticity and a tangible connection to the global watch community, this limited run is a worthy addition to any curated collection.

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