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Oris Divers Sixty-Five Bronze Watch
In 2016, Oris announced that they were releasing a new heritage line of watches called the Divers Sixty-Five. These were a callback to some very classic models that they made in the ’60s and were very well-received by the watch community at large. This year at Baselworld 2018 Oris is announcing the new Oris Divers Sixty-Five Bronze. This new chapter in the Divers Sixty-Five book will include more vintage styling. By using bronze for the bezel and rose gold PVD plated indices on the dial they have achieved a classical gilt aesthetic. In addition, Oris is adjusting the size of the Divers Sixty-Five to 40mm and 36mm. While previously Oris had a offered a 40mm version, it was styled very differently. Now both versions have similar dials with the difference being the date at 3 or 6 o'clock.The new Oris Divers Sixty-Five Bronze Ref. No. 01 733 7707 4354 LS in 40mmSpecificationsBrand: OrisModel: Divers Sixty-Five BronzeDimensions: 40mm and 36mmCase Material: Stainless SteelCrystal/Lens:
Hands-On: Seiko Debuts Revived 5 Sports Line With 27 New Models
Since 1963 the Seiko 5 series has been an affordable backbone of the brand's lineup, offering reliable mechanical watches to the entry level consumer. While all models have followed the same five basic criteria (water resistance, a durable case and strap, a day/date complication, an automatic movement, and a 4 o'clock crown), the Seiko 5 nameplate has been shown on a massive array of styles and designs over the years. For many years, one of the cornerstones of the Seiko 5 stable was the Seiko 5 Sports series, first launched in 1968 as a sporting timepiece aimed at the youth market. Although the Seiko 5 Sports name gradually faded from Seiko's lineup over the years, in August of last year, the marque announced it would revitalize this historic line with a massive array of new models sharing the same cases, dials, movements, and handsets. This series is further divided into five sub-lines: Sports, generally the most traditional and conservative styles; Suits, an upscale, vintage-, and dr