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Oris Carlos Coste Cenote Automatic Chronograph Titanium Divers Men's Watch 674-7655-7184MB

I wore this Oris Divers watch about 3 times and one of the hands came off and is floating around- back it goes and I don't want another one!!

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Review by Marija M, From USA Green Brook

Oris Classic Date Black Dial Two-tone Steel Men's Watch 01 733 7594 4334-07 8 20 63

Excellent! Fast shipping! Will buy again from them!

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Review by Ozzy, From Hungary Csomor

Oris Aquis Black Dial Black Ceramic Mid Size Watch 733-7652-4154RS

Gorgeous, updated watch for the younger wearer (20 -30's). Large stainless steel watch/face gives it a contemporary look as does the signature-classic cranberry leather inlay. My 22 year old daughter, who is not a jewelry wearer, absolutely loved this Oris Aquis Black Dial Black Ceramic Mid Size 733-7652-4154RS watch and has not removed it since she received it!

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Review by Benn Digby, From Portugal Lisbon

Early in his career, Heinrich Moser forged ties with the East. Established in 1828 in St. Petersburg, Heinrich Moser founded the company that bears his name, and he soon became known and found success. To sell the elegantly shaped high quality H. Moser & Cie.timepieces, he established a distribution network with independent retailers throughout the Russian Empire and along the Silk Road in Central Asia, Persia and China.

In the footsteps of his father, Henri Moser, who was a tireless adventurer, experienced a similar fascination with Eastern cultures, which led him to amass an incredibly rich and varied collection of objects of Oriental origin. In 1914, he offered these pieces to the Bernisches Historisches Museum, as well as a donation that supported with the construction of the Moser Annex in 1922. With this background, it was a natural choice for H. Moser & Cie. to hold this private event in the capital of Switzerland and invite Bucherer and their customers, as well as partners and friends to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the donation.

Edouard Meylan, CEO of H. Moser & Cie., provided the connection between the past and the present, showing that the heritage and entrepreneurial spirit of Heinrich Moser live on through the activities of the Manufacture and its ingenious products.

Offering a subtle combination of character and refinement, the design of the new Twenty-8-Eight collection is sober and balanced. Presenting a slightly thinner case and more discrete columns on its flanks, the new Twenty-8-Eight collection gives a fascinating impression of lightness, however without denaturing the brand.
This new addition to the DeWitt family also intends to pay tribute to traditional watchmaking techniques and in particular to the historical 18th century guilloche machines still used today by the DeWitt artisans. The Twenty-8-Eight collection fully valorises the deep know-how of the DeWitt Manufacture through extremely high quality finishings that enable light and shades to delicately play with volumes and colours.

Imagined and first committed to paper on August 28, the new "Twenty-8-Eight" is also a friendly wink to Mr de Witt's illustrious ancestor, Napoleon Bonaparte, proclaimed "Emperor of the French" by the Senate on 28 Floreal of the French republican calendar. Twenty-8 is therefore a reminder of Mr de Witt's imperial heritage, but as well as of the true passion for watchmaking that has accompanied his family throughout generations.
AUTOMATIC
The new Twenty-8-Eight Automatic is an "urban classic" timepiece, remarkably refined and sober. The 43 mm round case presents particularly comfortable proportions as it is slightly thinner (10.28 mm) than the Academia collection. Lines are also softer, as the flanks of the case are adorned by 48 small imperial columns. 

Displaying hours, minutes and centre seconds, its black velvet face is artistically divided in two different guilloche zones: a light flame pattern providing incredible life to the centre of the dial, then surrounded by an elegant and reassuring sunray pattern that structures the whole design. Flames and sunrays are separated by a refined circle applique that echoes the thin and shiny columns on the bezel.
Time is indicated by fine roman numerals positioned on the four cardinal points and discretely interconnected by small cabochons. The DeWitt rotor, designed in-house, is visible through the sapphire crystal back. Finally, two miniature "W" signatures are to be found on the crown and on the golden buckle.