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Oris Divers Sixty-Five Watch

Oris Divers Sixty-Five Watch

4.9· 45 ratings

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$1,350.00at WatchMaxx.com, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Oris Divers Sixty-Five Watch

The Oris Divers Sixty-Five is a Swiss automatic dive watch with a vintage-inspired look, offered in 36mm, 38mm and 42mm cases. It runs Oris Caliber 733 with about a 38-hour power reserve, a blue dial with luminous hands and markers, a date at 3 o'clock, a unidirectional rotating bezel and 100m water resistance. Its appeal is the retro styling and genuine mechanical movement at a price well below most Swiss dive watches. The latest best price sits at the low end of its recent range, so it is a good moment to buy.

Best forBuyers who want a Swiss automatic dive watch without luxury-brand pricingSmall and mid-size wrists that suit the 36mm or 38mm caseFans of vintage dive-watch stylingA daily-wear watch that doubles as a dressier piece
Pros
  • Swiss automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve
  • Three case sizes from 36mm to 42mm cover most wrists
  • Vintage-inspired dial and bezel that stand out from modern dive watches
  • 100m water resistance is enough for swimming and snorkeling
  • Date window adds everyday practicality
Cons
  • 100m water resistance is modest for a dive watch; many rivals offer 200m
  • No screw-down crown specification listed, which limits confidence in the water rating
  • 38-hour power reserve is short next to modern 70-80 hour movements
  • Bezel and dial styling are retro, which is not for everyone

Oris Divers Sixty-Five Watch prices at every store

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Oris Divers Sixty-Five Watch price history

Lowest price we've seen: $1,350.00 on Oct 30 at WatchMaxx.com. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.

What reviewers say

Owners rate it very highly, at 4.9 out of 5 from 45 ratings. The praise centers on the vintage looks, the smooth automatic movement and the value for a Swiss mechanical watch. Complaints are few and mostly about the modest water resistance and short power reserve.

Pros
  • Vintage-inspired design that looks better in person
  • Smooth Swiss automatic movement for the price
  • Comfortable on the wrist, especially in the smaller case sizes
  • Good value compared with other Swiss dive watches
Cons
  • 100m water resistance feels low for a dive watch
  • Power reserve is shorter than many modern automatics
  • Some find the retro bezel and dial too stylized

From WatchMaxx.com

  • Swiss automatic self-winding movement, Oris Caliber 733
  • Approx. 38-hour power reserve
  • Blue dial with luminous silver-tone hands and stick/circle hour markers
  • Date window at 3 o'clock
  • Uni-directional rotating bezel
  • 100 meters (330 feet) water resistant
Materials
Stainless steel case (brushed and polished); brown calfskin leather strap; scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
Fit
Case diameter 36mm; round case; solid case back; tang clasp
Guarantee
1 Year WatchMaxx Warranty
Returns
30 Day Return Policy
Shipping
Free standard shipping in continental USA; expedited and next-day options available

Specifications

Display
Analog
Water Resistant
Yes
Watch Movement
Mechanical
Mechanical Movement
Automatic
Case Size
36mm case, 38mm case, 42mm case

Questions and answers

Is the Oris Divers Sixty-Five worth it?
Yes, if you want a Swiss automatic dive watch with vintage character at a mid-range price. The movement, finishing and three case sizes make it a strong value. If you need serious dive capability, look for 200m or more.
Which case size should I choose?
The 36mm suits small wrists and a classic look, the 38mm is the middle ground for most people, and the 42mm gives more presence on larger wrists. Try to see the 38mm in person if you are unsure.
Is it good for swimming and diving?
It is rated to 100m, which covers swimming and snorkeling but not scuba diving. Check that the crown is pushed in or screwed down before you get it wet.
How does it compare with the Oris Aquis?
The Aquis is the modern dive line with 300m water resistance and a more contemporary look. The Divers Sixty-Five is the retro-styled option with a dressier feel and lower water rating.
What is the power reserve?
About 38 hours on a full wind. If you do not wear it daily, expect to reset the time and date when you pick it up again.
When is it cheapest?
Discounts tend to appear around major sales events and on gray-market sites like WatchMaxx. The latest best price is already near the low end of its recent range.
What do buyers say about the Oris Divers Sixty-Five Watch?
Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 45 ratings.