The model introduced today provides a larger alternative to the previous 41.5mm version. The monochromatic externals let the cherry red dial really pop, the blast of colour really coming through as a strong focal point with little distraction. Instead, as its name suggests, the timing bezel is executed with a frosted stainless-steel insert with raised and polished indicators and numerals in relief. As an Aquis Date Relief, the watch does not utilize a ceramic bezel insert.
Introduced in February 2021, the Oris Aquis Date Relief 41.5mm drew attention with a less commonly seen sunburst cherry red dial. Today the independent manufacture unveils their largest Cherry Aquis Date yet, alongside a duo of subtly two toned Oris Aquis Date Calibre 400s for those bi-metal curious. There is a model for everyone, with diameters from 36.5mm to 43.5mm.
But the accessibility of their pieces is not limited to competitive pricing, where they also excel within their catalogue is their range of sizes and colours – especially the Oris Aquis Date line. The majority of their watches are priced under $4,000 USD, their Sellita-driven pieces the most approachable (closer to $2,000 USD) and their in-house calibre watches not much more (just below $4,000 USD). I/trending 7433 INTRODUCING: Oris launches its largest cherry Aquis yet alongside a duo of subtly two-toned calibre 400 driven divers (live shots) Zach BlassĪ strong selling point for Oris watches are their value-driven pricing.
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