ORIS TT1 Review (733 7533 8555MB)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Cheap Watch Reviews takes a look at the Oris TT1 733 7533 8555MB dive watch. This swiss dive watch has notable fit and finish, beautiful design and a steller movement. All of this can be had for a fraction of similar watches by Rolex.
The 200m versions came only with ETA 2824-a2 and NOT Sellita SW200! The SW200 versions were first introduced in the 300M line. Take that from an Oris service center employee.
well done
Nicely done! Very informative. I'm looking to get the black one shortly
Nice watch I have one. mine has the 633 movement
3:48 Nope, you are wrong. Oris doesn't yse ETA movements. All models are on Selita movements. In this particularly SW200, not ETA 2824.
Not true. Oris went with ETA in their first few batches then switched to Selita. The one way to tell is by looking closely at the movement. Either way, both Selita and ETA are good.
Eta 2892 and gmt has 2892 2
I know. I don't get why they would recommend a $1,000 watch. My Invitca Pro Diver cost $65. It has been knocked around. and full of scratches like a true beater watch, and it seems to still be going strong with a Seiko NH25A mechanical movement.
true that.... Swiss watches are like these fancy, expensive sports cars that many young guys with huge egos get in debt for and drive around flaunting their Porsche, Audi and whatever.... I own a plain old Elantra and I wear a Steinhart and both have not failed me once. And I am debt free with spare change in my pocket.
100 percent agree, i know this is 10 years later....... But might i add, orient star gives the same watch an quality for much cheaper than these swiss watches. The orient star diver is one of orients best made divers.
Did you forget to point out "NO DIVER EXTENSION" ?
JohnnyBravos there is mate . I have one
@@mikemcguinness1304 dito
A lot of Swiss companies omit that feature in their offerings.... I find that strange and frustrating, especially when you pay good money for these pieces.. I just bought a $250 divers (Sub homage) that has an amazing, intricate divers extension....go figure....
Just bought a used one for $690. Pretty happy
Sellita, not ETA movement
not true for all TT1s
not so cheap