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Ressence Type 3W Watch
Antwerp-based manufacturer Ressence has been producing their own special breed of modern timepieces with unconventional displays since 2010. When the Type 3 was initially debuted in 2013, it was widely received as a design breakthrough and presented to the world as the first oil-filled mechanical watch. For SIHH 2019, Ressence is introducing the watch with an updated color scheme and calling it the Ressence Type 3W. Aside from the vibrant white dial, the watch still resembles its recent predecessor both visually and mechanically¡ªwith the same array of oil- and air-filled chambers, a modified ETA movement, magnetic transmission system, and the?ROCS display module sealed in 35.7ml of oil.Ressence Type 3W SpecificationsBrand: RessenceModel: Type 3WDimensions:?44mm (diameter) x 15 mm (thickness)Water Resistance: 30mCase Material: Grade 5 titaniumCrystal/Lens: AR-coated domed sapphire (top & bottom)Movement: Customized ETA 2824-2 with?ROCS 3 – Ressence Orbital Convex SystemFrequen
Oris Aquis Depth Gauge Watch Hands-On
Last year one of the most talked about dive watches was Oris’ surprise hit, the Aquis Depth Gauge. I don’t think Oris realized what a hit it would be, and even we were surprised by how many people professed their desire for this watch. Oris is well-known as a producer of well-made, extremely durable, and rugged looking mechanical Swiss dive watches. There is absolutely no shortage of divers in their collection, but the Aquis Depth Gauge is the first model in their product line-up to offer a way of measuring depth. So will this be your next diver?We discussed the capillary-style depth gauge system in the watch more when we initially covered the Oris Aquis Depth Gauge watch here. The brilliance of the system is that it is simple, unobtrusive, and useful. Unless there is physical damage to the sapphire crystal the depth gauge ought to work. Oris in effect has created a back-up depth gauge system that many divers may want to have in addition to their dive computers. It is prett