Oris Is Reviving an Iconic Diver’s Watch from 50 Years Ago
Oris has dived back in time to present a revival of their iconic diver’s watch that first appeared in the collection 50 years ago. The Oris Diver’s Sixty-Five story has been given a fresh spin with a new bi-color model, the steel and bronze ‘Bico.’ The spirit of the pioneering original lives on, particularly through the use of bronze in the bracelet and bezel. Bronze is an industrial, utilitarian material that’s symbolic of Oris’s ‘form follows function’ watch design philosophy. This watch was built to withstand the perils of life on land or underwater while still being stylish.
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