oris divers sixty-five inspired

size：225mm * 189mm * 54mm
color：Green
SKU：755
weight:213g

Oris Divers Sixty

With its first version of the Oris Divers Sixty-Five (above, named for the year of its inspiration’s release), Oris strove for just the right balance between faithfully reviving the .

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More refined than its 40 millimeter midsize stablemate, the Divers Sixty-Five draws inspiration from Oris’ handsome divers of the 1960s while offering modern quality at .

Divers Sixty

The Oris Divers Sixty-Five — the reinterpretation of the Oris Divers revealed in 1965 — is a watch that seems to have been around forever. In reality, it was only presented .

Oris Divers Sixty Five

At Baselworld 2015 Oris presented a nice vintage diver watch directly inspired to a model that first appeared in 1965, hence the name Divers Sixty-Five. The original .

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Meet the new Oris Divers Sixty-Five Fratello Limited Edition. Behind the successful Divers Sixty-Five collection is the resurrection of a specific model born in 1965, this dive .

But what’s the deal? What’s all the fuss about a watch that’s, well, *inspired* by something from 1965? Seems a little…vintage-y, no? I mean, my grandpa had a watch from the 60s, and it wasn’t exactly setting the world on fire, fashion-wise. (Sorry, Grandpa!)

Turns out, though, it’s not just *any* watch from 1965. It’s a specific Oris dive watch, and they basically resurrected it. And that’s kinda cool. They took this old-school design and gave it a modern twist. It’s like taking a Mustang and putting a Tesla engine in it…okay, maybe not *exactly* like that, but you get the idea. Retro vibes with modern reliability. What’s not to love?

I saw this one article – I think it was on Fratello – about a special limited edition of the Divers Sixty-Five. Man, that thing was sharp! The colors, the dial…it just popped. It made me think, “Okay, maybe I DO need another watch.” (Don’t tell my wife!)

But seriously, the success of the Divers Sixty-Five, I think, comes down to the details. It’s not just a rehash of an old design. They’ve clearly put thought into the case shape, the hands, the markers…everything just feels…well, *right*. And that Fratello edition? I’m guessing it’s probably going for crazy money on the secondary market by now. Shoulda jumped on that one, dang it!

I mean, look, I’m not a watch expert, okay? I just like nice things. And the Oris Divers Sixty-Five, especially some of those limited editions, just…look nice. They seem like a solid everyday watch that can also handle a bit of adventure. Plus, they’re not gonna break the bank (well, relatively speaking – we’re still talking about a Swiss watch here!).