We’re all for the convenience and interconnectedness of smartphones, computers and modern cars, but we long for the times when we actually understood how things worked. The watchmakers at Oris feel the same way, which is why they spent years developing the Big Crown ProPilot X Calibre 115. This new watch takes the spirit of their popular ProPilot watch and imagines it with a fully skeletonized movement that allows you to connect with your timepiece on an adventure of discovery into how it works. It’s a technical piece of art you can wear.
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