Oris Chronoris 01 733 7737 4053-07 5 19 43 Details
| INFORMATION |
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| BRAND |
Oris |
| SERIES |
Chronoris |
| MODEL |
01 733 7737 4053-07 5 19 43 |
| Gender |
Mens |
| PRODUCED |
-
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| DIAL |
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| TYPE |
-
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| COLOUR |
Grey |
| FINISH |
Luminiscence |
| INDEXES |
Index |
| CASE |
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| MATERIAL |
Stainless Steel |
| CRYSTAL |
Sapphire |
| BACK |
Transparent |
| SHAPE |
Round |
| DIAMETER |
39 mm |
| HEIGHT |
-
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| MOVEMENT |
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| CALIBRE |
Oris Calibre 733 |
| TYPE |
Automatic |
| DIAMETER |
25.60 mm |
| JEWELS |
26 |
| RESERVE |
38 hours |
| Frequency |
28¡¯800 A/h, 4 Hz |
| Time |
Centre hands for hours, minutes and seconds, date window, instantaneous date, date corrector, fine timing device and stop-second |
| BAND |
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| BandMaterial |
Calfskin Leather |
| FEATURES |
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| WATER RESISTANCE |
100 m |
| STYLE |
Luxury Watches |
No doubt, this watch has a unique look. The 01 733 7737 4053-07 5 19 43 is a part of Oris' Chronoris series. It consists of a distinguished grey dial that has luminous markings and hands. The seconds hand has an orange appearance to add a variety of color. Moreover, it has a dark brown strap created from calfskin leather to allow maximum comfort and durability. The dial is covered by an anti-reflective and scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. Therefore, you will not face any hindrances while noting down the time.
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