Oris ProPilot 01 751 7761 4187-Set OKAVANGO Air Rescue Limited Edition

 Oris watch with stainless steel case, (41,00 m/m), automatic winding, Oris 751, base SW 220-1, sapphire crystal with two curved sides and inner anti-reflective, screwed, see-through mineral glass, green dial, Stainless steel screw-in security crown, with numerals and hands Superluminova BG W9,  Automatic winding, bi-directionally rotating red rotor, power-reserve 38 hrs, water resistant to 100 meters (10 BAR), Multi-piece stainless steel metal bracelet, folding clasp.

      FUNCTIONS: 

Centre hands for hours, minutes and seconds, enlarged date window, instantaneous date, date corrector, fine timing device and stop-second.

 About the Oris ProPilot 01 751 7761 4187-Set OKAVANGO Air Rescue Limited Edition

The Oris ProPilot 01 751 7761 4187-Set  OKAVANGO Air Rescue Limited Edition watch is based on the Oris Big Crown ProPilot. Its green dial is inspired by the vegetation of the Okavango Delta, and is presented with an exclusive green fabric strap created by Erika's Originals (it also includes an additional brown leather strap and a travel case).

About Oris:

Since 1904 the Oris house has made an effort to manufacture durable watches that provide a whole life of pleasure to their owners. The quality of Swiss Made (manufactured in Switzerland) is a guarantee of quality and a symbol of excellence in the production processes of Oris watches, manufactured in Switzerland and controlled to the highest levels throughout the process.

Paul Cattin and Georges Christian, watchmakers from Le Locle, found Oris in the Swiss city of Hölstein (1 June 1904). They buy the recently closed Lohner &Co factory and name the new company After Oris, inspired by a nearby stream and valley.

The company opened an assembly plant and a second factory in the nearby town of Holderbank (1906).

The success of Oris continues and expands Oris extends until 1929 the factories of Hölstein (1904), Holderbank (1906), Como (1908), Courgenay (1916), Herbetswil (1925) and Ziefen (1925). After the death of Georges Christian, Oscar Herzog, his brother-in-law, becomes general manager. With the "Watch Statute" of March 12, 1934 in Switzerland, watchmaking companies are prohibited from introducing new technologies without permission. Oris opens its own dial factory in Biel/Bienne, where it produces its own watch escapements thanks to highly skilled watchmakers and offering equal opportunities to both men and women.

In 1938, Oris produced its first watch for pilots and a Pointer Calendar function, the Big Crown.

Since 1945, Oris has received more than 200 awards for accuracy. In 1952, Oris launches its first automatic watch with power reserve indicator, the high-precision Oris Caliber 601. In 1966, the lawyer Dr. Rolf Portman succeeds in having the "Watch Statute" arogated and Oris is free to introduce its advances; freedom that it will lose again in 1970 by joining the ASUAG group and living fully the Quartz Crisis, until 1982 Portmann and Herzog lead the management acquisition  and this constitute Oris SA, becoming an independent and free company. Oris abandons quartz and produce solely mechanical pieces. In the 90s, the company coins its "High Mech" slogan to communicate the quality and integrity of its Swiss Made mechanical movements and in 2002, the Red Rotor becomes a registered trademark of Oris. Its calibers, designs and advancements are perfected, as with the automatic Calibre 400, its exceptional levels of anti-magnetism, its five-day power reserve and its 10-year warranty. Oris continues to have developed multiple collections of watches, among which we currently find:

- Oris Culture: Artelier and Classic

- Oris Diving: ProDiver – Aquis – Sixty-Five

- Oris Aviation: Big Crown ProPilot – Big Crown – Big Crown ProPilot X

- Oris Motor Sport: Artix GT – Cronoris

In Laguardajoiers we are specialized in the marketing of the Oris brand, and we are aware of the latest news and updates. We advise personally both in our physical store in Barcelona, as well as by telephone or online.