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Oris Men's Divers Sixty Five Watch

Oris Men's Divers Sixty Five Watch

4.9· 45 ratings

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$1,500.00at WatchMaxx.com, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Oris Men's Divers Sixty Five Watch

The Oris Divers Sixty Five is a 40mm stainless steel dive watch with a grey dial, a unidirectional rotating bezel and a screw-down crown. It runs on the Oris Caliber 733 automatic movement, based on a Sellita SW200-1, with about 38 hours of power reserve, and it has a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. It comes on a black calfskin leather strap with a tang buckle. The latest best price is $1,600 at WatchMaxx.com as of November 3.

Best forBuyers who want a slim, vintage-styled dive watch for everyday wearWrists that suit a 40mm case better than a 42mm or larger diverPeople who prefer a mechanical automatic movement over quartzCollectors who want an Oris entry point below the Aquis line
Pros
  • 40mm case wears comfortably on most wrists
  • Sapphire crystal resists scratches
  • Automatic movement with about 38 hours of power reserve
  • Unidirectional bezel and screw-down crown suit real water use
  • Vintage-inspired grey dial with luminous hands and markers
Cons
  • Leather strap is not ideal for swimming or diving
  • About 38 hours of reserve is short next to 70-hour rivals
  • No bracelet included at this price
  • Caliber 733 is a modified Sellita, not an in-house movement
  • Service costs on a mechanical diver run higher than on quartz

Oris Men's Divers Sixty Five Watch prices at every store

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Oris Men's Divers Sixty Five Watch price history

Lowest price we've seen: $1,500.00 on Oct 30 at WatchMaxx.com. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.

What reviewers say

Owners rate it 4.9 out of 5 from 45 ratings. They praise the size, the vintage look and the finish for the money, and most complaints center on the strap and the modest power reserve.

Pros
  • Comfortable 40mm size that suits smaller wrists
  • Vintage dial and bezel styling that stands out from modern divers
  • Solid build and finish for the price
  • Accurate, reliable automatic movement in daily use
Cons
  • Leather strap feels out of place on a dive watch
  • Power reserve is short if the watch sits unworn for a couple of days
  • Some find the bezel action stiffer than expected

From WatchMaxx.com

  • Grey dial with luminous silver-tone hands and circle & stick hour markers
  • 40mm brushed and polished stainless steel case
  • Unidirectional rotating bezel and screw-down crown
  • Oris Caliber 733 automatic movement with about 38 hours of power reserve
  • Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
  • Black calfskin leather strap with tang buckle
Materials
Stainless steel case; black calfskin leather strap; scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
Fit
40mm case diameter, 13.14mm case thickness
Guarantee
1 Year WatchMaxx Warranty; WatchMaxx offers a minimum 2-year guarantee on most watches, with service or repair by WatchMaxx
Returns
30 Day Return Policy
Shipping
Free standard shipping in the Continental USA; expedited and next-day options available

Specifications

Style
Wrist
Display
Analog
Water Resistant
Yes
Watch Movement
Mechanical
Mechanical Movement
Automatic
Scratch-Resistant
Yes

Questions and answers

Is the Oris Divers Sixty Five worth it?
At $1,600 at WatchMaxx.com as of November 3, it is a fair price for a Swiss automatic diver with sapphire and a 40mm case. It makes most sense if you want the vintage look and a comfortable size rather than a bracelet or a long power reserve.
How does it compare with the Oris Aquis?
The Aquis is Oris's modern dive line, usually larger, with an integrated bracelet and higher water resistance ratings on some models. The Divers Sixty Five is slimmer, more retro and easier to wear with a strap.
How long is the power reserve?
About 38 hours on the Caliber 733 automatic movement. If you take it off Friday night, it will likely stop by Sunday morning.
Can I swim with the leather strap?
The watch itself is water resistant with a screw-down crown, but the calfskin strap is not made for repeated soaking. Swap to a rubber or steel strap for swimming.
What is in the box?
The watch on its black calfskin strap with tang buckle, plus Oris packaging and paperwork. A second strap or bracelet is not included at this price.
When is it cheapest?
Grey-market sellers like WatchMaxx.com typically undercut authorized dealers, and prices dip around holiday sales. Check the price history before buying.
What do buyers say about the Oris Men's Divers Sixty Five Watch?
Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 45 ratings.