HODINKEE has once again collaborated with Swiss brand Oris, this time turning their mutual attention to the Divers Sixty-Five.

The aim of the project was to “reimagine what an ideal sport watch from the 1960s might look like,” something some might argue the Divers Sixty-Five already had covered.

The watch is the first Divers Sixty-Five model to use Oris’ in-house automatic Calibre 400 movement, which gives the watch a five-day power reserve and is shown off through a vast sapphire crystal exhibition caseback. Further setting it apart is the 38mm stainless steel case, with the model more commonly housed in 36mm, 40mm and 42mm cases.

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HODINKEE has opted for a heavily desaturated forest green dial with a matte finish and no date window, while the Oris lettering has been entirely redesigned in a blocky sans serif typeface inspired by the company’s 1960s branding. The dial is framed by a rotating countdown bezel.

The Oris Divers Sixty-Five Caliber 400 Limited Edition for HODINKEE is a limited edition of 400 pieces available exclusively via the HODINKEE shop, priced $3,800 USD.

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