Oris Big Crown ProPilot X Calibre 115 01 115 7757 7153-07 7 22 01TLC Oris Watch Review
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The Oris Big Crown ProPilot X Calibre 115 01 115 7757 7153-07 7 22 01TLC is encased in 44.7mm of titanium surrounding a skeleton dial on a titanium bracelet. Features of this Oris Big Crown ProPilot X Calibre 115 include hours, minutes, small seconds and power reserve indicator. This Oris watch also measures 13mm in thickness and 51.7mm from lug-to-lug.
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I absolutely love this watch. I really hope they make a GMT version of it.
I hate how people are always complaining that Oris isn't using "in house movements". But when they do, those same people complain that it's overpriced 🙄
well said
I wish they’d do more solid casebacks for their Sellitas though. The display caseback really reinforces how unfinished the movements are so it perversely makes it feel cheaper for me.
For all the criticisms this piece has had, and the glory of the Big Crown pointer date not withstanding, this watch is a classic in the making.
I’m a big Oris fan and this one is stunning. I don’t care about the haters, I just love it.
Really love that Oris is really stepping up its game lately, especially with their brand new 3-hand movement they just released! Yes they are going up in price but I think that's okay considering the fact that they already produced timepieces with a level of case finishing that can compete with the bigger boys. They only downside of most Oris watches was always the base Sellita. Nothing wrong with a decent Sellita but they don't even finish and regulate them which is a shame considering the great overall quality of Oris watches.
Otis uses screws on its links while a Patek uses pins. Just what is going on with Patek? This is a terrific looking watch.
This watch is absolutely stunning ! If I was to imagine what the perfect skeleton watch might look like , this might be it !
It's a neat watch. My biggest criticism is it's hard to read the time on (well during the day). I can't help thinking that a splash of color on the hands would have made this really pop.
Oris is such an underrated brand 😎 so many little secrets in their watches
Whether you like the look or not, it's a nice step up by Oris. 👏
Great work done by Oris! Serious big efforts being put into this beautiful timepiece.
stunning watch - too big though. that's probably needed for a manual wind ten day reserve. so why not make it a six day reserve and drop the size of the watch??
I think this is a winner, Oris can't make the same BC or diver's over and over and survive in an evolving market. The movement is cool (10 days?!) and the design is polarizing. I agree they should have directed a new line off of this though and away from the BCPP family
love this review.... but we need to talk about hand moisturizing.
What an amazing watch, modern, sporty, luxury and vanguardist
Beautiful watch. Can you imagine this movement with Omega's style of finishing? It would look like a turbine inside and out. Love the watch as it is but I can dream, I guess.
I like this one 👍
I want this watch, but it is definitely down the list because of the price. Over $5k for an Oris is a lot. But the feature of this is impressive.
Feels steampunk and industrial but man is it cool
It’s an objectively impressive watch, especially that movement. Unfortunately it’s a functionally terrible pilot’s watch (which this supposedly is), because the one hallmark of a true pilot’s watch is excellent legibility; more specifically, large hour and/or minute markers. This has the hands of a pilot’s watch (fitting, as they’re the standard ProPilot hands), but unfortunately the dial (or lack there of) completely rules it out as a proper pilot’s watch.
I feel watch Oris should have introduced this watch as part of their Motorsport line (TT1/Williams), where legibility is slightly less of a factor, as it’s about time the awesome Calibre 11X was used in something other than the ProPilot.
Also, while you’re correct that most Oris watches come at a price point where pinned bracelets are the norm; for the price Oris asks for this piece, I would hope they use a screwed bracelet.
that is slick! i like it. reminds me of a zenith
the pin keep coming off the wrist band. It is very disappointing
It's the Delorean equivalent of the watch world
Love the watch box. Made a friend out of one of the guys there
Thanks! Which office do you work with?
I tried this watch frankly it looks like a bomb has exploded inside 😁
Gorgeous
My holy grail ❤️ Hope I would be able to afford it one day 🙏
You can get it po for 50-60% less
@@songoku-jx3cb Teach me how 🙏😁
dude you need to moisturise those hands
💓💓💓nice.
That’s Oris! My spell check doesn’t recognize Oris as a legit word.😬
Because it is a skeleton watch, so you can fulfil your dreams about the marrow of mechanical workmanship.
Needs a tourby
Hideous
🤢🤮