Oris TT1 Full Lume Dial.
2005
Caliber Oris 633 (base ETA 2824-2, 11 1/2''', 25 jewels, 28,800 vph)
The TT1 is quite a hefty size, but not so hefty in weight. It's 44mm in diameter, but due to the heavily slanting curved sides, the bezel is a relatively petite 40mm in diameter, and it wears like a 41mm watch in most respects. The lightweight titanium makes it sit very nicely on the wrist.
Oris was founded in 1904 by Paul Cattin and Georges Christian in Hölstein, Switzerland. The company produces 1.2 million watches and clocks a year, making it one of the 10 largest watch companies in the world. Oris watches are known for their value for money, and are considered high-end timepieces that are built to last a lifetime.
In August 2021, Oris became one of only a handful of watch companies to be officially designated “climate neutral” by ClimatePartner, an independent climate-action organization that calculates companies’ carbon emissions.
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Very nice indeed. I have the regulator version and love it. Not a common watch at all so we should hang onto them!
@watch74 Thanks!! I’m in total agreement. This is one that I will not part with. It is also highly reliable.
@watch74 Thanks!! I’m in total agreement. This is one that I will not part with. It is also highly reliable.
My version. Have a great day and weekend when you get there.