Nobody can describe a timepiece better than Tim Mosso...! Love listening to him, a genuine bona fide, watch afficionado...! Excellent video Tim as usual....GG
You wont be disapointed. I wear the blue Oris for the last 3 years daily and have very little scratches on it and it as good as the day I bought it. Very happy with mine glad to say
@@Greysprunkiyay LOL when it comes to pulling opinions out of your a$$ you are the pro. definitely. 19mm lug width dope, not the thickness. But you are not a stranger to hyperbole particularly when it comes to your personal net worth and your lack of ability to play in the big leagues..
To be bonest,looking at the Oris,im really surprised by what you get,your bang for buck,i liked the Oris green a lot,it reminds me of the H Mosers Pioneer ? Not sure of the name but just on camera that lovely deep green .
I don't hate on Oris, quite the opposite; I've owned four Oris during my watch journey. But I'm still trying to understand the logic of a five-day power reserve on an automatic. If you're thinking that this is a weekend watch and it'll hold power between weekends...well, no. If you take it off 8pm Sunday, it'll be out of power by 8pm Friday; so close, but no cigar. So why then? Especially since the rotor on the initial release of caliber 400 couldn't keep it wound (and believe me, handwinding it was a major chore). It's a solution in search of a problem.
Evey video we hear coaxial gives better power reevere yet its aleays the watch with worst power reserve ... Maybe choose the other features of coaxial .
I love the case and dial finishing on the Oris … I think Oris is ahead of Omega in these specs … the movement I think os a different history as the Cal 400 is still new to see the working performance during longer periods but for looks … Oris
Wow, you’re seriously into divers. Blue SMP300 is an icon imho. I might add one to my collection. Till then I’ll be rocking my Marathon GSAR on orange rubber 😎
Frustrating they put the 8800 not the 8900. As their flagship diver it deserves the 8900 with two barrels for better time keeping and jumping hour feature.
You're asking for a watch that's 3mm smaller than the watch that the 8900 was made for and you complain that it "deserves" the bigger movement. If you want the 8900 movement, then buy the watch that if fits into. Sheesh.
@@bdegrds there are some. Sinn 903, some Omegas at the entry level price point. Longines has some decent finishing. Of course not to Patek or ALS level but at least something.
I will agreed on the movement as the cal 400 still new and don’t know the performance… in case finishing and even dials … I’m not sure if omega is in another level
After seeing that Oris in person, I would seriously choose that over the Omega. Unfortunately, I will probably never own an Omega (maybe a 3861, but that's way in the future). Omega fanboys have little brother energy and have largely turned me off the brand.
@@LiquidSm0ke They simply don't understand nobody gives an EFF what you wear except those with weak minds and wills. Alternatively, it a self defense of weak bank accounts.
The lug set up on the Oris is totally whacked - it makes the case and dial seem way oversized. Very odd and disproportionate experience. Passed on one even though the price and movement was solid. Omega all the way.
The Planet Ocean proportions are way worse. It feels super thick and unbalanced on the wrist plus has a bad bracelet. Just stick to the SMP300 if you want an Omega diver.
There is a world quality difference between these two watches. Makes no sense to compare the much superior Omega with this lower end entry watch Oris! Why Tim?
@@f10087omega and tudor are actually a good comparison. Movement, dials, case and bracelet finishing are very similar. Modern day omegas are very Overpriced. Pelagos bracelets are actually better than a recent omega 57 I saw
Omega has gotten incredibly Overpriced. Omega Steel models selling more than Rolex steel models. Their white moon watch costs 2k more than the black model, Rolex does not do that. Their pricing is competing whith Piaget, IWC, Bvlgari, GP, blancpain when they are not at that level
The white speedmaster sapphire sandwich isis $100 more than black. In what universe do Omega steel models sell more that Rolex's? Seamaster vs Sub? Speedmaster vs Daytona? Omega vs all those other brands? Your whole post is a MAGA fever dream. In other words, all lies
@@davidr2802you have absolutely no idea what your talking about. In Canadian dollars black moon watch listed at 9200, white dial 11,200. The 45mm planet ocean 17.1 about same as fifty fathoms Bathyscaphe. Omega 57, 11k, Iwc portuguese same. I know prices better than you kiddo I'm actually involved in the watch world, I don't just watch TH-cam videos
Yes Rolex make great pieces however the stigma attached to wearing one ruins it in most cases. Coz of the show offs that wear them who are not true watch enthusiasts. PS I’ve purchased owned, worn and sold 4x DJ’s 3x YMs and a 41mm sub date.
Nobody can describe a timepiece better than Tim Mosso...! Love listening to him, a genuine bona fide, watch afficionado...! Excellent video Tim as usual....GG
I know right! He's Amazing! 💪😎
No doubt about it! Best in the business.
That oris has been on my list for over a year. I gotta make it happen!
Make it happen!!
You wont be disapointed. I wear the blue Oris for the last 3 years daily and have very little scratches on it and it as good as the day I bought it. Very happy with mine glad to say
You definitely should purchase an Oris. I own one of the New York Harbor limited editions and it is amazing.
Oris all the way, this dial is mesmerising in person. Only issue is lack of microadjustment on the fly.
Both great watches but still love the Oris. I would love to see the Omega up against the blue Oris. The sunbust dial is just gorgeous in the blue Oris
I mean I love Oris- but cmon, this summer blue PO is one of the best looking dive watches ever released
Lol sure in your opinion maybe. The problem is people don’t like 19mm thick dive watches bro
@@Greysprunkiyay LOL when it comes to pulling opinions out of your a$$ you are the pro. definitely. 19mm lug width dope, not the thickness. But you are not a stranger to hyperbole particularly when it comes to your personal net worth and your lack of ability to play in the big leagues..
I like the omega's bezel and dial colour
I do as well but I grow tired of adventurous color schemes after a year or so. It’s why I go black dials almost every time.
I quite like POs, but I just cannot get over how thick they are.
If this PO was thinner, I'd probably prefer it. As it is, I would pick the Oris.
To be bonest,looking at the Oris,im really surprised by what you get,your bang for buck,i liked the Oris green a lot,it reminds me of the H Mosers Pioneer ? Not sure of the name but just on camera that lovely deep green .
Yeah the Pioneer is the correct name. The reason for the resemblance is the fumé dial.
I don't hate on Oris, quite the opposite; I've owned four Oris during my watch journey. But I'm still trying to understand the logic of a five-day power reserve on an automatic. If you're thinking that this is a weekend watch and it'll hold power between weekends...well, no. If you take it off 8pm Sunday, it'll be out of power by 8pm Friday; so close, but no cigar. So why then? Especially since the rotor on the initial release of caliber 400 couldn't keep it wound (and believe me, handwinding it was a major chore). It's a solution in search of a problem.
Not a fair comparison Oris just updated the aquis bracelet and clasp
This is the old Aquis not the updated version of 2024..
Evey video we hear coaxial gives better power reevere yet its aleays the watch with worst power reserve ... Maybe choose the other features of coaxial .
One barrel in the omega
I love the case and dial finishing on the Oris … I think Oris is ahead of Omega in these specs … the movement I think os a different history as the Cal 400 is still new to see the working performance during longer periods but for looks … Oris
I have Oris Carlos Coste limited edition. Love it will take Oris over Omegs any day. (Regardless the pricel
I’d definitely go with PO over Aquis purely on esthetics .
There are older 39.5mm PO molders which could be had for much less.
Agree but I got Green Aquis 400 mint condition, second hand for 1500$. You can’t beat it.
Great watch! Wear it in good health!
@@petrokersta5293 thanks. Well it even gets better:) i got blue seamaster 300 so happy now/)
Wow, you’re seriously into divers. Blue SMP300 is an icon imho. I might add one to my collection. Till then I’ll be rocking my Marathon GSAR on orange rubber 😎
Omega is a Greek letter so I am guessing Poseidon vs Neptune.
The omega is much better looking
Frustrating they put the 8800 not the 8900. As their flagship diver it deserves the 8900 with two barrels for better time keeping and jumping hour feature.
Not enough room for the movement maybe.
I would argue the 43.5 is the flagship and it has the 8900
You're asking for a watch that's 3mm smaller than the watch that the 8900 was made for and you complain that it "deserves" the bigger movement. If you want the 8900 movement, then buy the watch that if fits into. Sheesh.
Omega
More VS
Oris forgot to finish the movement
You are not getting a nicely finished movement on entry watches
True, but with the Oris cal 400, if you turn the rotor a certain way, it makes a teddy bear face. No, really; Oris actually markets this.
@@bdegrds there are some. Sinn 903, some Omegas at the entry level price point. Longines has some decent finishing. Of course not to Patek or ALS level but at least something.
What's the green faced one?
Both watches have retail pricing that is 35% too high. I would choose the PO everyday
Oris is good value and typically you can get discount from AD. Omega yes over priced now
Do you have facts that back up that 35% figure or did you just look at your bank balance and saw how small it was?
@@davidr2802 Ai Dios! Que paso papito?
@@davidr2802silly
"We can all agree that is a cool picture of a dude..." Yes Tim, hard hitting review as always :)
Seriously? You’re comparing an Oris to an Omega?! Not even close. And I have both an Aquis and the PO. They’re not even in the same class level.
I will agreed on the movement as the cal 400 still new and don’t know the performance… in case finishing and even dials … I’m not sure if omega is in another level
LOL! 12 o'clock marker on the omega is crooked!
Ahh the co-axial escapement. Simultaneously Omega’s greatest blessing and most insidious curse.
I kind of agree.
No matter how expensive oris is you can see the AR can't even compare with omega
Omega FTW
Then u decided to be under before ok
After seeing that Oris in person, I would seriously choose that over the Omega.
Unfortunately, I will probably never own an Omega (maybe a 3861, but that's way in the future). Omega fanboys have little brother energy and have largely turned me off the brand.
Buy the watch you want. Who cares what other people say or wear
@@LiquidSm0ke They simply don't understand nobody gives an EFF what you wear except those with weak minds and wills. Alternatively, it a self defense of weak bank accounts.
The lug set up on the Oris is totally whacked - it makes the case and dial seem way oversized. Very odd and disproportionate experience. Passed on one even though the price and movement was solid. Omega all the way.
The Planet Ocean proportions are way worse. It feels super thick and unbalanced on the wrist plus has a bad bracelet. Just stick to the SMP300 if you want an Omega diver.
The difference between the AR coating between these two is wild! The Omega is infinitely better than the Oris! Did anyone else notice this?
オメガは両面、オリスは片面のコーティング。ただしオリスは、外側のコーティングが剥げることを理解していて、敢えて外側にはコーティングしていません。
I prefer the Oris AR coating inside as they know outside AR will scratch
There is a world quality difference between these two watches. Makes no sense to compare the much superior Omega with this lower end entry watch Oris! Why Tim?
Omega is not that far ahead of oris. Movement is abit better, case and bracelet finishing are similar
@@bdegrds Better to compare Tudor and Oris. Omega is on another level, not only from overall quality but also from a brand recognition standpoint.
@@f10087omega and tudor are actually a good comparison. Movement, dials, case and bracelet finishing are very similar. Modern day omegas are very Overpriced. Pelagos bracelets are actually better than a recent omega 57 I saw
Well the omega has a crooked 12 o'clock marker, so that evens it out a little
Yea, I hate saying it, but the Omega isn't worth it compared to the Oris. There just isn't anything exciting from Omega anymore.
Omega has gotten incredibly Overpriced. Omega Steel models selling more than Rolex steel models. Their white moon watch costs 2k more than the black model, Rolex does not do that. Their pricing is competing whith Piaget, IWC, Bvlgari, GP, blancpain when they are not at that level
The white speedmaster sapphire sandwich isis $100 more than black. In what universe do Omega steel models sell more that Rolex's? Seamaster vs Sub? Speedmaster vs Daytona? Omega vs all those other brands? Your whole post is a MAGA fever dream. In other words, all lies
@@davidr2802you have absolutely no idea what your talking about. In Canadian dollars black moon watch listed at 9200, white dial 11,200. The 45mm planet ocean 17.1 about same as fifty fathoms Bathyscaphe. Omega 57, 11k, Iwc portuguese same. I know prices better than you kiddo I'm actually involved in the watch world, I don't just watch TH-cam videos
@@davidr2802no you have no idea about watch prices kiddo.
@@davidr2802you saw that on tic to kiddo?
@@davidr2802no, you are not aware of watch prices
Wrong, the most exotic movement is the Spring Drive.
Omega bracelets are always so janky
so ugly the lugs of the Oris
No thanks. ROLEX
Zzzzzz
Yes Rolex make great pieces however the stigma attached to wearing one ruins it in most cases. Coz of the show offs that wear them who are not true watch enthusiasts. PS I’ve purchased owned, worn and sold 4x DJ’s 3x YMs and a 41mm sub date.
Rolex ONLY. @@MikoTheTomCat
The brand for people that don't care about watches
Rolex is ok… but kinda of a one trick pony. Good to try other cutting-edge brands too