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Oris has introduced a redesigned version of its ProPilot Calibre 111, incorporating the design updates first seen on the ProPilot Date while retaining the same in-house mechanical movement. The redesign brings together an organic dial texture, improved legibility, and subtle refinements to the applied numerals and lume-tipped hands. The watch pairs aviation-inspired design with a hand-wound mechanical movement that delivers a whopping 10-day or 240-hour power reserve.
The model features a 43 mm multi-piece stainless steel case, measuring 13.2 mm in thickness and 51 mm from lug to lug. A domed sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating on the inside protects the dial, while a see-through sapphire crystal caseback offers a view of the movement. The stainless steel screw-in crown and angled bezel with fluting retain the ProPilot collection's historic links to aviation. The watch also offers water resistance up to 100 metres.
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The timepiece is available with a choice of black or pine green dials. The main dial features a vertically brushed finish, complemented by an organic texture that appears around its edges and through parts of the surface. This combination of finishes gives the watch a slightly more formal appearance while retaining the collection's design language. The dial features applied hour indices with Super-LumiNova, along with luminous hands for low-light visibility. The display includes central hour and minute hands, a small seconds subdial, a date display and a non-linear power reserve indicator.
Powering the watch is the Oris Calibre 111, an in-house, hand-wound mechanical movement that provides a power reserve of 240 hours. Its non-linear power reserve indicator shows the remaining energy in the mainspring with increasing accuracy as the time to rewind approaches.
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The model is available with a choice of a multi-piece stainless steel bracelet or a dark brown Cordovan leather strap. The bracelet is fitted with a folding LIFT clasp, while the leather strap features a seamless-fit adjustment system and a stainless steel folding LIFT clasp.
The Oris ProPilot Calibre 111 is priced at approximately INR 7,00,000, while the leather strap version is priced at approximately INR 6,80,000. Both versions are presented in a black wooden box.
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Oris has introduced a redesigned version of its ProPilot Calibre 111, incorporating the design updates first seen on the ProPilot Date while retaining the same in-house mechanical movement. The redesign brings together an organic dial texture, improved legibility, and subtle refinements to the applied numerals and lume-tipped hands. The watch pairs aviation-inspired design with a hand-wound mechanical movement that delivers a whopping 10-day or 240-hour power reserve.
The model features a 43 mm multi-piece stainless steel case, measuring 13.2 mm in thickness and 51 mm from lug to lug. A domed sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating on the inside protects the dial, while a see-through sapphire crystal caseback offers a view of the movement. The stainless steel screw-in crown and angled bezel with fluting retain the ProPilot collection's historic links to aviation. The watch also offers water resistance up to 100 metres.
Also Read: Oris Aquis Date Kelp Forest Limited Edition raises awareness on underwater deforestation
The timepiece is available with a choice of black or pine green dials. The main dial features a vertically brushed finish, complemented by an organic texture that appears around its edges and through parts of the surface. This combination of finishes gives the watch a slightly more formal appearance while retaining the collection's design language. The dial features applied hour indices with Super-LumiNova, along with luminous hands for low-light visibility. The display includes central hour and minute hands, a small seconds subdial, a date display and a non-linear power reserve indicator.
Powering the watch is the Oris Calibre 111, an in-house, hand-wound mechanical movement that provides a power reserve of 240 hours. Its non-linear power reserve indicator shows the remaining energy in the mainspring with increasing accuracy as the time to rewind approaches.
Also Read: Oris “Bullseye” makes a comeback
The model is available with a choice of a multi-piece stainless steel bracelet or a dark brown Cordovan leather strap. The bracelet is fitted with a folding LIFT clasp, while the leather strap features a seamless-fit adjustment system and a stainless steel folding LIFT clasp.
The Oris ProPilot Calibre 111 is priced at approximately INR 7,00,000, while the leather strap version is priced at approximately INR 6,80,000. Both versions are presented in a black wooden box.
Images: Oris
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