The impressive movement features a 120-hour power reserve.

The patented 3D printing process has never been used in watchmaking.

A big upgrade for Oris' signature dive watch.

The Nobel Peace Prize nominated organization brings medical support to communities in need.

The original Full Steel was released in 1998.

The watch's case, bezel, crown, and bracelet are made entirely out of bronze.

The watches also feature dial colors that are inspired by the Alps.

Classic tool watch styling with the just the right amount of color.

The watch is powered by Oris' in-house Caliber 400 movement.

Limited to 250 watches.

The Depth Gauge measures depth by channeling water into the timepiece.

The Tactical Leadership Programme is an elite pilot training school that works with NATO allied coalition forces.

The watch will support whale shark conservation efforts.

The watch is the first to be powered by the new movement.

The in-house movement features a five day power reserve.

The watch helps support the foundation's work at the Carysfort Reef in the Florida Keys.

The watch celebrates the Swiss village where Oris started.

The Hodinkee writer shows us what's keeping him on time and well-caffeinated.

Independent watchmaking meets the world of independent denim.

A perfect case size for everyday use.

The watch will help support the Coral Restoration Foundation in Florida.

Jazz fan or not, this is one beautiful timepiece.

The watch features a skeletonized in-house movement with a 240-hour power reserve.

A dive watch that goes heavy with the details.