Is the Oris ProPilot X Calibre 400 worth it at $2,549?

At $2,549 at Watches And Beyond as of November 4, 2026, it is a strong buy. That is well under its usual retail, and the in-house movement with a 120-hour reserve is rare at this price.

How does it compare with the older ProPilot?

The Calibre 400 version adds the in-house movement, a 120-hour power reserve and a titanium case. The older ProPilot used a Sellita-based movement with a shorter reserve.

How long is the power reserve?

About 120 hours, or five days, on a full wind. That means you can take it off for a long weekend and it will still be running.

No. The ProPilot X Calibre 400 is time-only, with no date window.

The watch, its titanium bracelet, a presentation box and warranty papers. Oris recommends service every 10 years.

Grey-market and online stores like Watches And Beyond often undercut authorized dealers. The $2,549 price as of November 4, 2026 is near the low end of its recent range.