[mechanicalnerd1815]

Case: Multi-piece bronze case, unidirectional rotating bronze bezel with three-dimensional diving timescale
Diameter: 40 mm
Dial: Blue
Strap: Woven blue elastic nylon textile strap with bronze buckle
WR: 100 m
Movement: Oris Calibre 401
Power Reserve: 5 Days / 120 Hours
EUR 3,700 – Limited to 2000 pieces

More Details: Oris Carl Brashear Cal. 401 Limited Edition - Swisswatches Magazine

I like it very much, both aesthetically and in terms of size. The only thing that bothers me is the "busy" small second display. I would have preferred a cleaner dial

 

[cbr2012]

Yep, i like it! - great limited edition from ORIS

 

[Wahlaoeh]

Nice but just an erika strap? No leather?

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[GreatScott]

You don't want to dive in leather

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[rxmar23]

Great looking watch!


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[Shark-sandwich]

Would have liked a see-through case back - it's not as if this watch is built for serious diving in mind and the movement is magnetic resistant anyway. Looks great though

 

[sticky]

It’s nice but the price!!!!!

 

[mechanicalnerd1815]

It’s nice but the price!!!!!

A head-to-head race with Tudor black bay 58. Which one would you prefer?

 

[mechanicalnerd1815]

Would have liked a see-through case back - it's not as if this watch is built for serious diving in mind and the movement is magnetic resistant anyway. Looks great though

Is it really exciting to show Oris calibre? It's not a chrono or anything like that. I think the story is better conveyed on the solid case back.

 

[sticky]

A head-to-head race with Tudor black bay 58. Which one would you prefer?

The Brash. The only place that cost enters into the fray is on WUS - in the real world it’s a case of getting the watch I want and blow the cost.

 

[Shark-sandwich]

Is it really exciting to show Oris calibre? It's not a chrono or anything like that. I think the story is better conveyed on the solid case back.

If only to see the Oris Bear (pic is cal 400).

 

[NC_Hager626]

It's a nice looking diver. So far, they have used the new calibre 400 series with their limited editions. My question is whether not the pricing with these two limited editions featuring the calibre 400 series will be reflective when it comes to the pricing with the nonlimited editions featuring the calibre 400 series going forward.

 

[Nokie]

Very nice. I like it.

Enjoy.

 

[iddaka]

Overpriced IMO.
BB58 beats this hands down in my book.

 

[Watchbreath]

Interesting, but I still would prefer the 'Frank Sinatra'.

 

[Buschyfor3]

A head-to-head race with Tudor black bay 58. Which one would you prefer?

Not even a race - BB58 wins that one handily.

 

[O .]

I don't love the 65 in general, but this is a beautiful watch. I'm more excited that the use of the 40x movement is expanding.

Also impressed that Erika's got the nod as the strap maker for this release. I'm not aware that she's collaborated with any other watchmakers in this way yet. Good for her.

 

[charles_springfield]

One of the requirements of a dive watch is to be able to quickly/easily ensure it's running via the seconds hand... and in this case, not sure how easy that is with a seconds subdial...

 

[Lukebennett21]

Well done!

 

[Sir-Guy]

Pretty. The small seconds is a little unconventional for a diver, but let’s be honest, it’s more for fun, yeah? And I dig small seconds. Handset looks good too!