ORIS
Frequently Asked Questions
Founded in 1904, Oris is renowned for creating high-quality mechanical watches only, with no quartz production. The brand is known for innovative complications like mechanical altimeters, dive watches with rotating bezels, and aviation timepieces with unique functionality.
Authentic Oris watches feature quality Swiss movements, distinctive red rotor (on many models), proper case construction, and specific dial details. Key authentication points include movement specifications, serial numbers, logo execution, and the characteristic Oris design elements.
Oris watches typically range from $1,000 for entry-level pieces to $5,000+ for complicated models. Popular collections like Aquis and Divers Sixty-Five range from $1,200-$2,000, while aviation and limited editions can reach $3,000-$5,000.
Oris recommends servicing every 3-4 years under normal wearing conditions. Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance, preserves water resistance for dive watches, and maintains the precision of these quality Swiss mechanical movements.
Oris's most celebrated collections include Aquis (professional dive watches), Divers Sixty-Five (vintage-inspired diving), Big Crown (aviation heritage), ProPilot (modern aviation), and Artelier (dress watches). Each collection represents different aspects of mechanical watchmaking excellence.
Yes, all our pre-owned Oris watches come with comprehensive warranties covering movement and manufacturing defects. We provide detailed condition reports, authenticity certificates, and service through authorized Oris service centers when needed.
Oris watches offer excellent value retention in the Swiss mechanical watch segment. The brand's commitment to mechanical-only production, innovative complications, and growing collector recognition contribute to steady appreciation, particularly for limited editions and vintage pieces.





