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Oris celebrates 60 years of diving with its new Divers Date, a watch that looks like it came straight out of a 1960s film, but with enough technology to impress even the most dedicated watch enthusiast. Inspired by the era when Jacques Cousteau explored the ocean depths and Sean Connery was still the ultimate Bond, this watch is a nod to the past without being stuck in it. With a 39mm stainless steel case and a scratch-resistant ceramic bezel (perfect for those who are a bit clumsy underwater), the Divers Date combines vintage and modern elements with irresistible charm. Its dial, equipped with beveled hour markers and a generous dose of Super-LumiNova® to glow even in the deep, is a small masterpiece of legibility. And if you thought retro bracelets were a thing of the past, wait until you see this one, refined for a look reminiscent of Gay Frères creations from the 50s and 60s, while remaining as solid as a rock. As for the movement, the Oris 733, based on the Sellita SW200-1, offers unwavering reliability and a 41-hour power reserve—enough for a dive or an extended coffee break. In short, the Oris Divers Date is a tribute to diving that will delight both those with a taste for nostalgia and those who appreciate beauty and robustness. For details, visit: https://verygoodlord.com/oris-divers-... See the close-ups:    • Close-Up - Oris Divers Date 2024 - No Comment   --------------------------- http://www.verygoodlord.com Instagram:   / verygoodlord   Radio VGL: https://verygoodlord.com/radio-vgl/ --------------------------- Facebook:   / verygoodlord   Pinterest: https://pinterest.fr/verygoodlord/ Twitter:   / verygoodlord