ORIS Watches: The Power Trio You Should Be Aware Of
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- I show you the ultimate Oris power trio: The Oris Big Crown Pointer Date 80th Anniversary Edition, the Oris Big Crown ProPilot X Calibre 115 and the Oris Aquis Date!
I explain why these three Oris watches are part of the power trio, what you should be aware of before buying them and what makes them so special the context of Oris' history!
Again, a big THANK YOU to Oris for letting me borrow these watches for this video. This is not sponsored by Oris, I am not affiliated with them - all opinions are my own.
SKIP TO CHAPTER:
0:00 Intro
01:54 Oris Big Crown Pointer Date 80th Anniversary Edition
05:34 Oris Big Crown ProPilot X Calibre 115
09:39 Oris Aquis Date
What is your favorite of the three? What 'power trio' would you like to see next? Make sure to let me know in the comments down below!
As always, thank you for watching :-) I'll see you in my next video!
❤️ Jenni
My respect for the Oris brand is steadily increasing.
Good too see my Liege
One thing that deserves mentioning is that the Aquis has a diver extension in the clasp. It is very well executed and sturdy, but so well hidden that even many owners are unaware it's there!
Just found the dive extension after owning the watch for over 2 year’!
@@marktierney2986 lmao, just pull the bracelet and voila
Lol it took me maybe a couple of month to realize it on mine
WOAH!!! Never knew this existed... have owned the watch for years!
Oris is so unique. Honestly 3 or 4 of their watches suit me to the ground and I’d honestly rather no other watches in the world. You can probably tell how much I like this brand lol.
Nathan Mawhinney My wife gave me an Oris F1 Williams for Valentines Day last year! That’s true love!
Mike Butler you lucky man! Definitely a keeper hahahaha
I have 2 myself. The Rectangular complication. It has a rarely seen moonphase and GMT. The other is the BC3 Advanced date in all black. Love 'em. I can still spend time staring at the face of the Rectangular complication.
Oris has always had a great tradition, and an integral part of that tradition is to make a watch affordable. I love the Calibre 110+ that have come out. I also love that Oris is independent..
Mike Butler I love that watch - very underrated
You are not alone bro :)
Fyi: A Bronze caseback would lead to skin irritation for most people, that's why all Bronze watches I know/own have a different caseback.
You're right. Also, I've heard that when a bronze caseback starts to age and patina, it can leave green stains on your skin which is not a pleasant sight. Additionally, as bronze ages, bronze parts can bond to each other, which would make removing a bronze caseback for service almost impossible.
@@kimwjustice what you're referring to is probably the reaction of the copper-containing bronze when in contact with a higher concentration of chlorides (from salt water) BEFORE the dark brown oxidized patina has formed. Anyway, the green skin irritations have never happened to me (and I like Bronze watches). But it also depends on the co-elements in your alloy, but now I'm starting to ramble... 😅
@@Jan-md4bf great comments guys. For me what begs the question is why it would be useful for case material if it oxidizes so readily?
@@seanengel3647 in the case of Bronze, the then oxidized top layer is actually very corrosion resistant, which made it quite favorable to other materials in the marine sector at that time.
I myself love the patina of Bronze, as it is less flashy than the polished bronze and bears a unique pattern.
@@Jan-md4bf got it. Very interesting!
Proud owner of an Oris Aquis Lake Baikal nr. 590/1999. My first automatic watch :)
Jenni, thank you for all your time, effort, knowledge, and passion you put into your channel, there's a lot of us who truly appreciate it.
I think the pronunciation is "id", as it comes from the Latin word for "it". Fun video! Thank you
Is this how they pronounce “id” in Germany? Genuinely curious, definitely not how we pronounce this in the US.
@@SinnMaster I think I'm German it's "es".
@@apyorbitz I think in German his paper was: "Das Ich und das Es", and "The Ego and the Id" in English. But I'm happy to let Jenni pronounce Id however she wants.
Some things are lost in translation and try saying some of the longer German words she has given her audience. One of my favorite channels and Jennie is doing an amazing job, especially with no straps and watches to sell. My wife likes her opinion as only a woman can give at times.
@@robertschmidt9584 I'm not putting anyone down.
I have the Propilot Big date. It is my favourite in the collection, but will shortly be purchasing either an Aquis or a Diver 65. I love the design language used by Oris, the aero motifs on the pilots and the connection with ocean causes and the divers. Lovely watches, punching well above their weight.
Great review, as always Jenni.
Only recently I’ve been getting into watches. It’s the same process I did with everything from coffee to whisky to jeans to boots... my tastes keep changing and all three of these Oris watches nail exactly what my aesthetics bounce between. I wouldn’t be able to choose a favorite at this point
I really enjoyed the psychology introduction as well as the very professionally produced video. I know that it took a lot of work and we appreciate it. My favorite watch was the Tudor Black Bay 58 on your wrist. I love that watch. The Oris watches were pretty cool too especially the skeleton. Peace.
Lovely video Jenni, thanks for making it! I really appreciate the affordable nature of the watches too.
Love Oris as a brand. I have a Propilot and an Aquis. The Aquis is my favourite. Great review 👍
Very interesting format. I enjoyed the comparison between the three watches. I hope you can do another like this in the future.
Great to see Oris getting some love. I have the Aquis Source of Life. Awesome and tough piece.
Nice one Jenni! Last week ordered the Oris Big Crown Pointer Date in the traditional two tone with bracelet and right now I'm wearing the same same watch as you, the amazing Tudor BB58!
very nice video. Smooth, fluent editing, production, making nice points on the matter, timing, pacing. Fine content!
Hey Jenni, great video! I love Oris, and one day I will definitely own an Aquis.
Loving my Oris GMT I purchased a month ago. I wasn't really that aware of the brand until I was offered a deal. Now I have a another go-to watch brand. Beautiful watches for a fair price.
“A very honest watch”... well said.
Oris is a brand I seriously consider for my 50th birthday. Maybe an Aquis. So cool!
i had never thought about that "lift" sign on the buckle before and i think u r right it really would have been much better if they had written ORIS there instead. very good point. great video and great macro shots, really made me admire these watches once again.
Often overlooked, but still beautifully crafted watches, nice Review Jenni......
I have the Oris Pro diver Chronograph. After I left the USMC I spent a few years working in Commercial diving mostly bell bounce/Saturation for NDT/repairs etc. Oris was used by a lot of the guys that trained me. I grew to love tool watches- support ships, bells, habitats tend to be very industrial with hard iron/steel sharp edges do a tough watch even just on board ship is a requirement. Yes, dive computers have the market sewn up but most of us also wore a watch as a back up- when something goes wrong as it sometimes does you want a 'tool' that you recognize and are familiar with when your brain is racing through trouble shooting processes especially when in a case like me my tiny brain isn't functioning properly. I am much happier now working in Silicon Valley tech- much more relaxing.
Great video Jenni and glad to see such a great brand on your channel. For me, the newly released Aquis 41.5mm will be the perfect Aquis- used to own the 43.5mm and although it wears a but smaller due to the lug design on my 6.75” wrist, was still too big. But I loved the watch enough to seek out and try the 39.5mm which wore way too small for me; most of my collection is 38-40mm.
Owned a few (5) Oris(es) in the past, always love to return to this brand.
Perhaps should start collecting them again ☺️
IMHO, their value and build quality far exceeds the monetary, totally underrated.
And as always, awesome video!
I own the pointer date and it is one of my favorite watches. Personally wasn’t a fan of bronze, so I went with a stainless steel version. The dial keeps its symmetry very well by avoiding a date window.
Great review, I have a 36mms big crown pointed which fits my small wrist at 170mm perfectly. I have had it about 13 years and it still keeps good time.
I really enjoyed that. The camera work was really excellent. My favourite was the titanium watch. Normally I don't like that style, but the way that has been executed really appeals to me. Until today I had never given Oris a second thought, but now that you explained what they are about, I will be giving them much more attention.
As an Oris fan and owner (Aquis date) loved the video. also think that the bronze big crown pilot was my favourite on this video, maybe my next watch.... keep up the good work.
I'm wearing a green 39.5mm Aquis now, definitely my favorite. The green dial is very pretty with a sunburst finish with very clear polished indicies and the bezel is an understated hunter green out of polished ceramic. I did adjust my movement but now I have it running at -1 to -2 per day instead of the +16 when I got it. Almost perfect.
I’ve purchased mine yesterday, green dial aquis. Very excited.......
Nice to see one of my favorite brands get a little love from you, Jenni. My pick from your 3 would be the Aquis and am waiting to see a green dial for their new 41.5mm model.
How about doing a similar trio of watches from your country, like Sinn or Damasko?
Your energy is an inspiration. I love watches and I love you!
Her smile...she’s always so happy, cheerful...
the Aquis is my all time favorite watch design
It’s a great one. Hard to beat
Aquis Date was the Watch I started my Collection. A very Good Daily driver!😀
That '3' hand gesture at the beginning brought back some 'inglourious' memories!
I’ve been waiting for you to speak on Oris!
I love the Aquis line but as soon as possible I will increase my Oris collection with the beautiful / amazing / unique /ProPilotX. Nice trio review, subbed!
Hello Jennie! there’s a diver’s extension on that Aquis Oris. Thank you for honest, down to earth review!
That skeleton oris will be mine one day. 10 day power reserve! Amazing. Well done all around
Great video. Oris was my first luxury watch. And yes, I know that it is on the low end when compared to Omega or Rolex. I love the Oris Aquis, and I bought one last year. It is the beautiful dive watch that I had been admiring for a few years. It is the best watch in my very small collection.
Love the focus on Oris. One of my favorite brands.
Love my Aquis, they are very underrated watches.
Oh man, another awesome watch (the pointer date.) added to my MUST HAVE NOW list
I just recently purchased one and reviewed it on my channel, it is a really beautiful looking watch yet functional too
I love the ‘4’ on the Big Crown Pointer Date. Thank, Jenni.
Tausend Dank ...I truly enjoy your channel !
I was waiting for a shot of them three together, that would have been awesome
The Big Crown Pointer Date is definitely my favourite. I guess because of the classic design with the coin bezel. The date pointer instead of date wheel is also pretty unique.
As a 32 yr old Chef I bought my first Swiss watch from Oris, the 39.5mm tungsten bezel. Holy hell its great. Love it & cannot want to keep it for lifetimes.
Congrats on getting your first Swiss watch !!! That’s a great one too
The Aquis Date really does manage to hide it's 43.5mm size with that lug design. You're so right! My Christopher Ward 42mm feels and looks bigger on my wrist than my Aquis Date. The Aquis Date is a great watch.
those macro shots are hypnotic I love that pro pilot X!
Beautifully presented and very well researched content .
Hello Jenny.. Nice selection.. Propilotx was an eye opener coming from Oris.. Last week I watched CONSTANTINE movie and it has an ORIS watch in a very very important scene with full focus on watch
Great content Jenni! Keep up the good work!
Hi Jenni! Another great video on a brand I knew very little about so thank you. Maybe an idea for a future video : what is your opinion on Bell&Ross and could you maybe review the BR V3-94? Looking forward to your next video. Ciao!
An Idea so well explained that no one can deny.
Nice video, like always. The way this channel is growing is amazing! Joined when it was 4-5k
Prashant Neelam thank you 🙏
it is a great list. however, that Pilot can be a bit pricey. If you are on a budget, you can get the Big Crow Pro Pilot Date (the 41mm version) for around 800€.
Oris Aquis of course is my favourite, I'm saving to buy one! lol
Get the new one with the in house movement it looks awesome !
Jenni, the Aquis is my grail watch. So much better looking than the Rolex sub and a lot cheaper!
I look forward to your big beautiful smile when you say lets get started.
love the ris Big Crown ProPilot X ! great video
It’s not ‘ID: eye-dee’, it’s simply “id”
She should stick to watches; and the Oris bronze she picked to represent the Id is hardly that - she describes it an historical "throwback" representing their core values, hardly primitive, instinctual, or sexual. Likewise, the Superego doesn't mean technical or logical - it's the control of the Id by society through morality. For its very traditional, conservative look, representing core values, the bronze Oris I think better reflects the Superego. Butt I do like Oris and these three watches, and own an Artelier myself.
@@davidc5191 you are just a pedant :-P
Hey Jenni, thank You for this interesting Video
Love the channel and really good to see how the PPX Cal 115 looks on your wrist. I'm currently considering this one but my concern was how it might wear on my small 16cm wrist - while I can order it online I'm struggling to find a local AD with one that I can try on. Making a big assumption here that your wrists are a similar size to mine so hope I'm right!
Wow, that Oris Big Crown ProPilot X is a real beauty.
I wish more watch brands would make curved, downward lugs like the Aquis 😔
Definitely. I know they're not for everyone, but I own three Invicta Grand Diver watches that are 47mm. The curved lugs do make a significant impact on the fit of the watches.
Pointer date. What an elegant, improved representation of the date within the dial. So long walleyed date wheels.
Hi Jenni, glad to watch you talk about Oris! Just a random question, does the BB58 or any other watch on a bracelet generally leave an imprint on your skin after some wear on a daily basis? Does that bother you?
I do love Oris. They have some lovey looking watches. I’m still yet to own one, but that will change!
Hi Jenni! Love your videos. I was wondering if you were planning to do a comparisin between the oris aquis and the tudor black bay as i am deciding between one of these two watches to purchase for my 18th birthday, and it would be a great help 😂
Jenni, you are right. Bronze will react with human skin and oxidize and might even cause allergic reaction. That's why most case back are made of stainless steel.
I LOVE your content. That is all. Have a nice weekend.
Hi Jennie, love the Oris Big Crown ProPilot X Calibre 115, thank you for the review. I hope you would review the IWC Pilot / spitfire series
Hello. Love your videos! Should I go for the Oris pointer date in bronze or the Stowa flieger klassik in bronze? 🤷🏼♂️ I’m leaning to the Stowa. would love to hear others opinions on this.
Thank you so much for making the oris video
The big crown pointer-date is my dream watch❤️
I love this video! Great Harry Potter reference... one issue for that trio the EGO watch would be the Big Crown Pro Pilot. I love all of these watches and I own the Pro Pilot and the Aquis 😁😁😁
Hi Jenni, great video, it’s just sad that the propilot X is 44mm, I do agree with the “lift” word as a reference to the buckle is a little too much. Cheers
First I’ve ever heard of Freud linked to watches. Brilliant. 😁
Very nice trio to represent the brand! I own the 80th anniversary pointer date and really like Aquis (just not that much into divers in general). Their 10-day hand crankers are really interesting too. It's probably worth highlighting the variety of Aquis limited editions. Many people are fed up with endless stream of not so limited editions, but I think that bezel and caseback designs of some of the Aquis LEs are really a step above the standard production models, e.g. the Clean Ocean.
Oris doesn't seem to price gouge the special editions, and they are mostly associated with a charitable cause that gets the extra profit.
Thank you Ms. Jenni.
Never been convinced by the Propilot X even though I appreciate that Oris cannot only rely on vintage inspired models to stay afloat.
Wonder how many they have sold since the Shanghai launch and how this compares to Oris own plans.
I really love the Oris Big Crown in bronze, I like how bronze will show patina as it ages.
Love the Pro-Pilot, but after this video I'm more attracted to Aquis. Never thought I would like a diver watch 😭😂
My favorite is the big crown pointer, which I'm lucky to own but a close second is the Aquis.
Hi Jenni, I enjoyed your Freudian analogy. I'd love to hear your take on Rado. The Captain Cook is quite well covered but I see relatively little about the Golden Horse Automatic and the Diamaster range, not mention True Square. They seem to have so many collections and variations in a slightly awkward price range that I find the brand a little impenetrable. They're intriguing but where do you start?
I don't like the first one, because of the old fashion design. The ProPilot X is real amazing. I love it to see so many details. The Oris Aquis Date is great too. I would like to have them both. Your videos are nice to watch. Well done!
The bronze will turn your skin green. That is why all companies use stainless steel on bronze pieces. The bronze blackbay is also stainless, it just has a pvd coating to look like bronze.
Great video, i think oris has been doing a very good job and for the price a good value. 🤘👍🤙
All three are nice, my choice would be the Aquis. However I prefer my Breitling 1000m. over the Aquis . Thanks for the video.
Hi Jenni,
I liked your psychological introduction
😂😂😂
It was really cool, this new presentation of you behind a table;
The top camera is too far away. We were unable to see the details of the watch;
This same camera shows you gesturing a lot
😵😵😵
We can also see that you are wearing another watch on your wrist ... TUDOR (?)
In your videos, you could add more subtitles and reference prices for the watches shown
Congratulations on the channel !!
Won't be long till you get the 100k subs! Keep up the good work Jenni!
Damn, that ORIS Propilot - as much as I like it - made me crave the Zenith Defy skeletonized models even more...
ORIS provides great value...I have the deep red dial Pointer Date...it is a stunner
Hey Jenni, I'd like to get your thoughts on the Oris Diver 65. Do you like it and recommend it? either the bronze crown or the green dial (my fav)
Great job - 3 very different watches.
The skeleton (non-titanium) is very tempting.
I prefer the diver, I just like divers better. A close second would be the Pointer Date 80th Anniversary. Great vid.
Jenni, great vid as always. One small suggestion though, the over head shot over looking the whole watch feels like its over tilted, it makes feel like I'm looking down trying to see my foot if you will.
I liked that angle. In general Jenny's video has very clean and revealing scenic and shooting position. Shows all the high sides of the watch