[T-hunter]

My Titan "C" 47mm :biggrin:

 

[muttley]

My Titan "C" 47mm :biggrin:

Man, I like that small seconds model more and more. The black/silver combo is an absolute classic. 1000m, and a solid chunk of engineering without the usual weight baggage thanks to our friend titanium :thumbup:. I can't think of many divers that can do half as much for twice the price.
Don't forget to post it in the watch of the day threads in the GDF - more exposure means more Oris Dive converts :laugh:.

 

[muttley]

I didn't take pictures but I promise to take and post a few this weekend...

GLF

Don't make me hunt you down for pics... :glare: :T.
Seriously, I'd love to see more pics of the GMT, especially with the citites on the bezel.

 

[G-Shock]

Carlos Coste L/E

 

[muttley]

G-Shock - that pic ROCKS!! :thumbup::001_tt1:
I love to see these watches in their natural environment, and obviously yours is no 'desk diver' (like most of my collection at present...:blushing
Thanks for the great pic; love the Carols Coste.

 

[eRelyx]

Anyone have the following watch: ORIS TT1 DIVERS DATE MENS WATCH (64376098555MB)

It's a 47MM watch. I'd love to see a couple photos if possible - and not all closeups. Would love to see how it looks by someone's side.

Is it TOO big?

Thank you!

 

[muttley]

That's a tricky one. Most members' post pics in this thread with a closeup and/or wrist shot.
I'll see if we can dig something up in the forum.

 

[enronforme]

My 4 so far:

 

[jchfriis]

My first ORIS

A classic in IMHO. So simple and elegant, easy to read even for people without 20/20 vision.

 

[obsidian]

A classic in IMHO. So simple and elegant, easy to read even for people without 20/20 vision.
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:thumbup1: Simple and elegant indeed! I love the clean no frills case, the highly legible hands, the great dial layout-- including the clever position of the Day/Date. With the rubber strap it conveys the sense of, not a "tool" watch exactly, but rather of a precision instrument-- it looks down right German! :001_smile:

 

[muttley]

:thumbup1: Simple and elegant indeed! I love the clean no frills case, the highly legible hands, the great dial layout-- including the clever position of the Day/Date. With the rubber strap it conveys the sense of, not a "tool" watch exactly, but rather of a precision instrument-- it looks down right German! :001_smile:

Couldn't have said it better... :thumbup1:

 

[M.Aurelius]

My Sinatra

 

[muttley]

My Sinatra View attachment 21357 View attachment 21358

Thank you! :thumbup1: That's a very clear and nicely laid out dial. I'm curious if there's much/any lume?

 

[M.Aurelius]

No luminescent substance on dial.

 

[muttley]

No luminescent substance on dial.

I thought as much. Many dress watches don't bother with lume, but it is certainly none the less stunning without it :thumbup1:

 

[M.Aurelius]

Black Artelier on Black Alligator

 

[M.Aurelius]

 

[racer]

 

[muttley]

Wow - I turn my back for a couple of days and -BAM- there's a bunch of fantastic Oris models in all their glory posted here.... :laugh:.

They are all great, but that's the first RUF I have seen 'in the wild' :001_tt1:

Thanks for sharing, guys...

 

[jgj5057]

Another pic of my redialled diver from the 60's