Oris Chronoris Date Review

The Chronoris first appeared in 1970 as the first chronograph offered by the Swiss independent watch company Oris. In 2017 at Baselworld, Oris reintroduced the Chronoris in their motor sport collection to great fanfare. Oris has a long history in the motor sport world and currently they are official partners with the Williams F1 team. In this in-depth review I’ll be looking at the Chronoris Date, which is the three hand version of the watch.
The Oris Chronoris Date on leather strap has a retail price of $1,750 USD
For more information visit www.oris.ch

[@happy_burger]

I have this exact watch - love it to bits! Lug width is actually 19mm

[@RahatBinKamal]

Really appreciate the detailed information on the dial details

[@davidclinton5545]

Thorough analysis. This one is on my list.

[@petrolo72]

Would be nice to see it with the bracelet.

[@amg231]

Nice watch! Do they make an actual chronograph version of this watch?

[@JoeDaFivefoota]

I own the 2005 Re-issue. Love it!

[@RogerSartet007]

Isn't its lugwith 19mm, instead of 20mm?

[@krisjeremycarpio9898]

This or the sinn 144?

[@lamaludwig1470]

It's 19mm lug width, not 20.

[@LuisOrtizMBA]

Indices = plural, Index = singular

[@bfcfan2739]

White date window why do they do that

[@shipmate3577]

Meh. Wears very chunky on the wrist in-person; there is minimal curvature of the lugs and the caseback protrudes further that the lug ends. Much prefer the Sinn 240. I do like the Oris 65 a lot. Please review the Longines Avignation BigEye Chronograph.