Is the Oris Great Barrier Reef IV Limited Edition one of the best releases this year from any brand?

[@spydude38]

This is a beauty. I love the weight on the wrist and that dial is even more gorgeous when viewed with your own eyes in person. Having Oris' in-house Calibre 400 and a ten year warranty make this a keeper.

[@fieldwalker]

OH man - I'd be sending money today if this was Ti. 177grams is a tank despite the new refinements. Thanks Chris.

[@sumnercruz4271]

Show how to use the new clasp please

[@ryanelectra225]

Didn’t know they revised it- looks good. Refined is a good word for it. But not enough to trade my Caliber 400 that I still like.

[@MalteFS]

I find these new limited editions very meh, they just change the color of the dial and nothing else

[@thefraneq5369]

I do not recommend!! Movement cal. 400 in Oris is defective and breaks down frequently. This is a manufacturing defect. My Oris breaks down every few months. It was a very bad purchase. Now I have a problem.

[@almeladze]

Why is he speaking in such a tacky manner?

[@Littletreasury]

I've never been called "tacky" before. Thanks for the feedback.

[@danielsolstrand]

He isn't.

[@hammalamiri12]

@@Littletreasurykeep doing what you are doing Chris. Your direct overview helped me make purchases here in the UK

[@ryangochuico]

Please educate me. Isnt tungsten prone to shattering more than ceramic? Or am i dreaming? Thanks This dial is 🩵💙

[@jorgsofi]

Tungsten is harder than ceramic.

[@ryangochuico]

@@jorgsofi thank you. I think i was looking into getting a tungsten ring one time for its superior scratch resistant and backed off when i found info that it can shatter to pieces. It's been a while and i have bad memory hahaha. Thank you for the reply