Oris Big Crown Propilot Timer GMT 01 748 7756 4064-07 3 22 02LC Oris Pilot's Watch Review
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The Oris Big Crown Propilot Timer GMT 01 748 7756 4064-07 3 22 02LC pilot watch features a 44mm stainless steel case surrounding a black dial on an olive green fabric strap with a stainless steel deployant buckle. Functions of this Oris Big Crown ProPilot include bi-directional aviator's bezel, hours, minutes, small seconds and GMT. This Oris watch also measures 13.1mm in thickness and 52mm from lug-to-lug.
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A very practical Oris timepiece indeed. All aspects are very well designed especially the strap and its clasp. Definitely one to remember for future reference!!!
I prefer this to an IWC and this is much better value, its a nice watch and on my list.
Cool strap and buckle
I so wish you could jump the local time rather than the GMT hand like on a Rolex GMT or Ex2
When are you shows coming back Tim ?
More to it than it first appears.
At Msrp, maybe not- but the idea that you can pick these up grey market at $1,000 or less? That’s a steal.
I agree. But since they are new old stock 5 yr old movement might need an overhaul which oris woul take probably 3 or 4 months and a crazy price since they only have 1 service center in the US.
Oris makes great things but i just wish they could come up with something alittle better than the sellita calibers, not the high end in house 10 days calibres but something cheaper in between with some healthy 70 hours power reserve and alittle more antimagnetic
Damn they must’ve saw this comment cus they did lol
I agree. Not their in house movement but I'd like for them too use elaborate or top grade. They use base model selitta
i don't know why this watch costs SO much. I would like to know a hommage version or similiar watches like this. Please reply if you know
Under 1000.00 gray market now. Just might need a movement overhaul soon as tgis model is 5 yrs old.
Neat, but no hour jump is a major ding.
Kinda big
It’s a pilot watch made for men. So…yeah!
I was about to pull the trigger until I saw this video. The GMT hand works differently than in the Rolex. It changes with the time. So when you get to the destination, the local time would have to be the GMT hand not the 3 hands. In a Rolex, the GMT hand is always home you just move the hour to local time. Ahh disappointed. still really stunning.
Yeah, whatever. You realise not all timezones are single hours, so depending where you are landing, you will be screwed anyway.
@@xpusostomos I travel quite a bit for work. Not many timezones, but. have used the feature on both office and travelers. The office one are a hassle. The jumping hour is the standard. Currently with a Tudor GMT and Explorer 16570.
Just look at your phone. You are always on it, and it changes automatically.😅@@IsmaelMartinezPR
@@IsmaelMartinezPRGMT is GMT. if you were using this watch for Zulu time, your argument falls flat. It’s a pilot watch, as a professional pilot, the only thing I am concerned with. Is Zulu time. When I land in a new time zone, I reset the local hour hand to local time. Zulu time never changes in relation to itself.
@@harveymanfrantinsingin7373 no pilot will ever wear that. It’s a crap just extra hand GMT.