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Home > Oris > Oris Square Ladies Diamond WatchOris Square Ladies Diamond WatchFebruary 11th, 2011adminLeave a commentGo to commentsORIS Square Ladies Diamond watchStainless steel / self-winding movement / hours, minutes, seconds, date display / distribution of diamond rings around / watch diameter 37mm x 25.9mm / sapphire crystal mirror / water 50 meters / Reference Price: NT $ 72,000Combined with modern design and elegant styleIn 2008, ORIS launched ladies square diamond watch to show the modern geometric shapes, unique personality but not too sharp; as women in the neat, modern city in ease and quiet, still conceal their customs million. In its classic and elegant geometric silver dial, with the full sense of style figures of modern art, in addition to hours, minutes, seconds display, located in six there o’clock date display. Diamond bezel is decorated in the left and right sides, showing females restrained elegance. Flow smooth curve of the stainless steel case, not only reveal modern femininity, also obedient ladies slender wrist, to ensure that wear great comfort when.? Photo: watch design will display the date into the shape of a contemporary artistic figures.Equipped with self-winding movementThis self-winding movement equipped with a square ladies diamond watch, the watch diameter is 37mm x 25.9mm. Watches combine elegant, bright, with just the right gentle, dedicated to the taste of ladies. In addition to the wearer with the different time with a neat, do not change stainless steel chain belt, there are the mysterious black models to choose from, swaying another luxury style. In this elegant fine print winter snow like, ORIS with the blessing of approaching holiday wish this season is festooned with charming expression.

With its Big Crown collection, Oris demonstrates expertise in the field of tribute watches to historical aircraft. Inspired by the Bell X-1, the first plane to break the sound barrier, the Big Crown X1 Calculator refers to this era when flight plans were still made using slide rules, and accentuates this unique mechanism. Its rotating bezel serves to adjust the slide rule and to calculate fuel consumption for a given flight time, while the caseback displays a m/ft conversion table for international use. The chronograph push-pieces bear the X and 1, like a last nod to the date of the historical feat accomplished at 10:18 on October 14th 1947