Great review, I have both Oris Aquis Date 41.5mm with SW movement and Tudor Black Bay 58 black dial version. I know the Tudor has so much more hype surrounding it, but I reach for my Oris much much more than the Tudor every day.
I have the Aquis with the cherry dial, and I absolutely love it. Oris watches look far more luxurious than any Tudor out there. In my final analysis, just get the one that you like the most for whatever personal reason.
The dail goes to Oris hands down, the thickness on this variant is the issue. The Tudor's classic design along with unlimited strap choices edges it slightly ahead for me, even with that hour hand. Great comparison video! 👌❤
I have Rolex and Omega. However, Oris Clean Ocean is the only watch that makes me feel that I’m a better person who care ocean and environment just by wearing it.
Aquis for me, probably my next watch. I love Tudor, great brand, but Oris is the coolest underdog of the industry, and the Aquis is a lovely design. Funnily enough - at least where I come from - Oris has a lot more "street cred" as a luxury piece than Tudor, which is a brand most people don't even know.
I very recently bought the Black Bay 58 Navy Blue to compliment a range of predominantly black-dialled watches in my collection that include the classic Rolex Submariner Date 16610 that I've owned for 19 yrs. The Tudor is a super, very well-made luxury timepiece and I appreciate its rather understated blue dial and bezel compared to the 'bling-blue' ceramic of my Omega Seamaster 300. Like-for-like think of the Blue 58 as a more modern take on its original black and gilt sibling. The blue really pops in daylight or in well-lit rooms and a pleasure to wear. Although not quite up there with the Rolex in the absolute quality stakes - why should it be when barely 40% of the steel Sub's price - go to an AD and try one on. COSC certified movement, 70hrs power reserve and great lume. You won't be disappointed and it's in a league above the Oris, as it should be considering the price difference.
A few years late to the conversation, but I have both the Tudor and the Oris. Honestly? The Tudor BB58 is on my wrist 5x more than the Oris. It's just a much better feeling watch - as it should be given the cost. But yeah, I have always loved Oris and it's been the underdog brand I root for.
Absolutely loving the aquis 39.5. i think i will get one in blue as my next watch. it's such a unique design and i actually prefer it to the tudor and most other dive watches.
Oris FTW! At least in my opinion. The fantastic dial, more unique design, and better price. Sometimes I wish it wore slightly bigger but other times I like how it wears.
Amazing comparision. The Green Oris in 39.5 is probably the winner for me with all of its features and beautiful clean design. I am looking for a suit and tie diver with a displayback and this ticks all the right boxes. i have other watches to have fun with strap options.
The dial on the Oris will turn way more head's. The Tudor might make you feel cooler. I'd buy the Oris they give a discount sometimes and you could buy an alpinist with the left over cash.
Have to say this is an amazing two watch collection, I’ll have both! 🙌🏽 I think the dial on the Oris is beautiful and if you can get a decent discount then maybe that’s the one to go for.
Oris looks way way better than the Tudor. Dial on the Oris is killer compared to the more muted and dull BB58 Blue. Never really liked the blue myself, kind of sick of seeing Tudor/Rolex flooding selling forums etc. But the Tudor has subtle refinements with movement, premium bezel and winding feel, but you also pay double.
I've just purchased the Oris. However, I didn't go for the new movement as I just don't see how it's worth near double the money. Yes it has 5 days reserve, higher magnetism resistance and a 10 year warranty. But when will I ever need to run it for 5 days without wearing or winding it? If I did not wear it for 5 days there's a chance the time and or date will need correcting anyway so winding it in addition to that is no hardship. The warranty will be dependent on servicing and won't cover damage from dropping the watch so there's not much to go wrong. Mechanical movements last anyway and I have some well over 100 years old that still run just fine. It's not like the 400 movement has a decorated finish either. So with a standard movement that is accurate to 10 seconds per day you can have the same case, bracelet and dial (other than a vert slight change at 6 o'clock) as the 400 model here for a fraction of the cost of the Tudor, but you also get a date complication and superior water resistance.
I feel exactly as you do, the Sellita movement Oris is a bargain! I have the Gen 1 the Carysfort and the Hangang and wouldn’t give any of these up for the Tudor at 2 to 3 times the price.
@@canadianwatchmonkey3992 Yes I've not had any second thoughts either. I have to say I'm really impressed with the time keeping as the only time I ever change it is when we have a month with less than 31 days or when they mess with the clocks by an hour.
Great video. You have good taste, my friend. I’m out here watching this while waiting for my new Aquis in black to arrive in the mailbox. I was also offered your model brand new for 1500 cad but despite loving the colour scheme, I decided to go for the black dial because of versatility and its fully brushed bracelet. I also love the Tudor and the thought of selling my whole collection for one has came across on a couple of occasions but for now, I’m not ready yet. Anyhow, cheers from your fellow Torontonian!
Thanks so much man! Wow $1500 CAD is such a great deal! But yeah, you can't go wrong with any Aquis at the right price 😀 Great to hear you're from TO! maybe our paths shall cross once this pandemic is over 😁
If you are looking for a more pure dive watch, then Oris is superior. However if you want something more versatile with a more recognize brand name then the Tudor is the one to go with. Overall I think the Oris looks better and wears more comfortable on the wrist.
Is Tudor more well known to the average person than Oris? The do sponsor formula 1 and a few other sports. I even remember pierce brosnan wearing one in a movie- there was a scene where a guy comments on his luxury watch and the camera shows it. I don’t really remember Tudor much growing up
@@mariog7213 The average person may not even have heard of either Oris or Tudor. Both are well respected brands but Tudor is going to be held in higher esteem because of its relation to Rolex. Cheers!
I am surprised by how dynamic the dial is on the Oris, compared to the Tudor. I'm leaning towards getting an Aquis if I decide to move my BB58 blue. Cheers.
I’ve decided to not consider the Black Bay 58 anymore after my experience at a local AD. The bezel action feels like something on a Chinese homage watch, the insert was misaligned by just under one millimeter to the left, the minute hand has dust particles visible at over a foot away and the bracelet links showed lateral play. This was on a newly opened display model which still had some plastic films, so it was shocking to see how low in quality control a €4000 watch could get. This is without mentioning the lackluster clasp. It’s a real shame because I love the way it looks, but this many issues in a display model (which should be perfect to better persuade buyers) shoved me away. Now to try an Aquis with a tungsten bezel. I wonder how much better their QC is.
Great vid! If you shop around, you can get the oris for 20%-30% off... taking it to around half the price of a tudor. So it's not really a fair comparison. The tudor is better, but the oris for the price is likely better value since its half the price of the tudor and that bracelet is brilliant, and the ceramic bezel and dial is much more interesting too.
@@sparko2012 visit a few stores. Make friends with the owners or seniors. Get thier best prices and get others to beat it. Ask on local forums. There are ways
Great video, thank you! Do you find that the Aquis is more comfortable of a fit? I thought I noticed a bit of space towards the end of the lugs for the BB58. I'm around the same size wrist, so at first I wanted a Sub but it seems too long, then now I'm thinking BB58 except I'd like a date so now the Aquis seems a bit more appealing. Wish the sub was shorter and the BB58 had a date. Thanks! :)
@@kingadjust5422 Awesome! Do you compete in tournaments/leagues or hit for fun these days? The US Open was crazy this year! I wear a G Shock when I play :)
Great watch review, from a fellow Canadian! On a separate note, where do you usually purchase watches in Canada? Sometimes I find it hard to find the watches I am looking for. Cheers
Good review. Do you think the Oris fit my 15cm wrist? It looks like you removed all the removable links to fit your 16cm wrist. So I guess 16cm is the shortest the Oris can go.
I had an Oris aquis older model and it was amazing! I will never buy a Tudor, it's a Rolex wanna be and it doesn't have an independent personality. It's so boring in my opinion. Aluminum bezel? really!? No date?? I know the new models are better, but still there are so many better options at that price point. I would recommend the new Oris 400 or the Omega Seamaster. I had Breitling Superocean too. It was very accurate till it got magnetized twice and the crown thread got messed up, so not recommended. I hope that helps....
@@anthonyonline4740 I'd still take the Tudor. I actually own the BB58. I personally don't really like the design of the Oris. My philosophy in watch collecting is go for what you really want. That way you won't end up regretting it.
Great video E.W. I'm pretty much sold on the Oris, but still watching comparison videos before I pull the trigger. You are the only vlogger (of many), who had the good sense to use a plastic caliper while measuring a watch. Anyway, thanks for posting. "NEW SUBSCRIBER!"
@@engineer_wannabe thanks so much for your help, im looking to buy the 39.5 tungsten bezel but my ad doesnt have it in stock so its basically a blind buy
difference a little over 1000$? Actually, 1300$. Oris is getting more expensive so the prices will be similar soon. Do you really think Tudor/Rolex doesnt jack up prices faster than anyone as soon as they can?
@@engineer_wannabethat Oris looks really on your wrist in the video. I have a similar size wrist. How do you find its 14mm thickness though? It's almost 2mm more as Tudor's - which one do you tend to wear more?
Might be an unpopular opinion, but the Aquis just never really did it for me. I was on the hype train with it, but after trying it on in-person, it really felt overly thick, even if the dimensions themselves aren't too bad. Someone said it looks like a tuna can on the wrist, and now I cannot unsee it, and it has ruined the watch for me.
i'd take the Tudor (and i did! though the black one.. :)) the Oris, other than having a rather pedestrian, poor movement in there (it's not even a top grade sw200! unacceptable for that money), it's waaay too "blingy" and shiny for my taste in divers. makes it look way too dressy. too many polished surfaces (which also means wear will show much more and look worse). it also sports 2 things that i really really dislike in divers: a date, and the indices are all pretty much the same. i want clear demarcations on my cardinal points in a toolwatch! and then there's the "integrated" bracelet, which just makes an unnecessary, humongous pain to change straps at those prices, i'd rather get a Christopher Ward diver.. same quality for half the price. but yeah... that clasp on the Tudor is waaay too big :( don't know why big companies can't come up with cool and comfy designs like for example Formex
The oris is better quality than CW. I have both. Multiple aquis and multiple c60s. I think the mvt does let the oris down... but they do some minor work to them before installing but when you consider you can get an oris for 1500usd, that's less than half the price of a tudor right? It's a bit of an unfair comparison with tudor. Tudor is more on the price of an omega 300. I also think with CW, you get no heritage. CW dosent really play with oris either. If you want to find a cw comparison, you'd choose another boutique like monta, and monta will win that battle.
That movement is the equivalent the ETA 2824-2. It's a good movement. Have you ever have a Rolex serviced? Expect to pay a 1,000 bucks because it's in-house.
@@anthonyonline4740 had a CW and sold it (previous gen Trident). i thought it was great for the price and liked it more than all the Orises i've seen and handled (a couple of boutiques near me that i visit often... for the other watches displayed), and didn't see any noticeable difference in fit or finish. "heritage" is one of the many, many fables told in the WIS world. it's a meaningless marketing ploy perpetuated by the WIS (non)inteligencia and i won't be falling for it, thankyouverymuch have a BB58, definitely superior to both by a not insignificant amount.
You have a blue Aquis 39.5mm and a blue BB58 with not fitting bracelet and you did sell the Railmaster ? Maybe have a look for the Glashütte Original SeaQ 39.5 mm BLUE dial on a bracelet. The bracelet is fantastic and the finishing on this 39.5 mm diver is the best I've seen so far. I want the new green dial, because i can not justify another blue diver next to my BB58.
Oris looks like a seiko or orient to me and visually has less “quality”. But also I am not a fan of high polish including the shininess of this type of polishing and ceramic bezels.
Great review, I have both Oris Aquis Date 41.5mm with SW movement and Tudor Black Bay 58 black dial version. I know the Tudor has so much more hype surrounding it, but I reach for my Oris much much more than the Tudor every day.
I have the Aquis with the cherry dial, and I absolutely love it.
Oris watches look far more luxurious than any Tudor out there.
In my final analysis, just get the one that you like the most for whatever personal reason.
The dail goes to Oris hands down, the thickness on this variant is the issue. The Tudor's classic design along with unlimited strap choices edges it slightly ahead for me, even with that hour hand.
Great comparison video! 👌❤
Thanks Jonathan! Yes, I agree with you. The dial of the Oris is hard to beat but the Tudor pulls ahead in the end for me as well!
Very thorough review. The Aquis continues to shine across all reviews. Both handsome and impressive timepieces.
I have Rolex and Omega.
However, Oris Clean Ocean is the only watch that makes me feel that I’m a better person who care ocean and environment just by wearing it.
I’m happy to hear you enjoy the Oris so much 😊👍
I have the same Oris and boy isn't that dial so gorgeous to look at ,it's such a cute little watch...love it !!
Great comparison bro....
Thanks so much man! Great choice by the way! 😉
Good choice it is an extremely nice watch the Oris!
Aquis for me, probably my next watch. I love Tudor, great brand, but Oris is the coolest underdog of the industry, and the Aquis is a lovely design. Funnily enough - at least where I come from - Oris has a lot more "street cred" as a luxury piece than Tudor, which is a brand most people don't even know.
Side by side the Oris looks much more luxurious.
You make a good point. The Tudor is more utilitarian in this instance
Not to far apart in price 1,000 dollars that’s a Christopher ward pro 300 or a mido ocean star chucked in for good measure
I very recently bought the Black Bay 58 Navy Blue to compliment a range of predominantly black-dialled watches in my collection that include the classic Rolex Submariner Date 16610 that I've owned for 19 yrs. The Tudor is a super, very well-made luxury timepiece and I appreciate its rather understated blue dial and bezel compared to the 'bling-blue' ceramic of my Omega Seamaster 300. Like-for-like think of the Blue 58 as a more modern take on its original black and gilt sibling. The blue really pops in daylight or in well-lit rooms and a pleasure to wear. Although not quite up there with the Rolex in the absolute quality stakes - why should it be when barely 40% of the steel Sub's price - go to an AD and try one on. COSC certified movement, 70hrs power reserve and great lume. You won't be disappointed and it's in a league above the Oris, as it should be considering the price difference.
Very well said! Thank you!
Great video. I own the Tudor, but I'm considering buying the Oris as well.
Thanks so much for watching! Yeah the Aquis is so unique and interesting! Hard for me not to have one in the collection
A few years late to the conversation, but I have both the Tudor and the Oris. Honestly? The Tudor BB58 is on my wrist 5x more than the Oris. It's just a much better feeling watch - as it should be given the cost. But yeah, I have always loved Oris and it's been the underdog brand I root for.
Absolutely loving the aquis 39.5. i think i will get one in blue as my next watch. it's such a unique design and i actually prefer it to the tudor and most other dive watches.
Both beautiful watches. Own the Oris and want the Tudor!
Me too!
I was thinking the same, but I own the Tudor & want the Oris…
Oris FTW! At least in my opinion. The fantastic dial, more unique design, and better price. Sometimes I wish it wore slightly bigger but other times I like how it wears.
I'm wearing thw Oris right now and I love how it wears. The thickness is a bit tiring though haha 😝
Yeah the dial is ravishing! 😍
@@engineer_wannabe yeah the thickness is very noticeable once I first put it on and then I get used to it.
Amazing comparision. The Green Oris in 39.5 is probably the winner for me with all of its features and beautiful clean design. I am looking for a suit and tie diver with a displayback and this ticks all the right boxes. i have other watches to have fun with strap options.
The dial on the Oris will turn way more head's. The Tudor might make you feel cooler. I'd buy the Oris they give a discount sometimes and you could buy an alpinist with the left over cash.
Have to say this is an amazing two watch collection, I’ll have both! 🙌🏽 I think the dial on the Oris is beautiful and if you can get a decent discount then maybe that’s the one to go for.
I'm looking at one that cost 2.3k, you think I can get it down to 1.5k on oris?
@@MarkDanger777 I think it depends, in the UK I reckon we can get about 20% off retail.
Oris looks way way better than the Tudor. Dial on the Oris is killer compared to the more muted and dull BB58 Blue. Never really liked the blue myself, kind of sick of seeing Tudor/Rolex flooding selling forums etc. But the Tudor has subtle refinements with movement, premium bezel and winding feel, but you also pay double.
The Oris is a looker! I too found the BB58 Blue boring at first but it has definitely grown on me over the past few weeks :)
I've just purchased the Oris. However, I didn't go for the new movement as I just don't see how it's worth near double the money. Yes it has 5 days reserve, higher magnetism resistance and a 10 year warranty. But when will I ever need to run it for 5 days without wearing or winding it? If I did not wear it for 5 days there's a chance the time and or date will need correcting anyway so winding it in addition to that is no hardship. The warranty will be dependent on servicing and won't cover damage from dropping the watch so there's not much to go wrong. Mechanical movements last anyway and I have some well over 100 years old that still run just fine. It's not like the 400 movement has a decorated finish either.
So with a standard movement that is accurate to 10 seconds per day you can have the same case, bracelet and dial (other than a vert slight change at 6 o'clock) as the 400 model here for a fraction of the cost of the Tudor, but you also get a date complication and superior water resistance.
Most people don't like the date complication
I feel exactly as you do, the Sellita movement Oris is a bargain! I have the Gen 1 the Carysfort and the Hangang and wouldn’t give any of these up for the Tudor at 2 to 3 times the price.
@@canadianwatchmonkey3992 Yes I've not had any second thoughts either. I have to say I'm really impressed with the time keeping as the only time I ever change it is when we have a month with less than 31 days or when they mess with the clocks by an hour.
@@aib0160 Just a warning the Aquis line is very addictive specially when you get into the limited editions ….. You have officially been warned. Lol
@@canadianwatchmonkey3992 When you have a beautiful woman on your arm you tend to not look at others. I'm a bit like that with this watch.
Great video. You have good taste, my friend. I’m out here watching this while waiting for my new Aquis in black to arrive in the mailbox. I was also offered your model brand new for 1500 cad but despite loving the colour scheme, I decided to go for the black dial because of versatility and its fully brushed bracelet.
I also love the Tudor and the thought of selling my whole collection for one has came across on a couple of occasions but for now, I’m not ready yet.
Anyhow, cheers from your fellow Torontonian!
Thanks so much man!
Wow $1500 CAD is such a great deal! But yeah, you can't go wrong with any Aquis at the right price 😀
Great to hear you're from TO! maybe our paths shall cross once this pandemic is over 😁
Where can I find this deal?
If you are looking for a more pure dive watch, then Oris is superior. However if you want something more versatile with a more recognize brand name then the Tudor is the one to go with. Overall I think the Oris looks better and wears more comfortable on the wrist.
Is Tudor more well known to the average person than Oris? The do sponsor formula 1 and a few other sports. I even remember pierce brosnan wearing one in a movie- there was a scene where a guy comments on his luxury watch and the camera shows it. I don’t really remember Tudor much growing up
@@mariog7213 The average person may not even have heard of either Oris or Tudor. Both are well respected brands but Tudor is going to be held in higher esteem because of its relation to Rolex. Cheers!
I actually had heard of oris much before tudor. I think most aren't recognised outside of the watch community.
I am surprised by how dynamic the dial is on the Oris, compared to the Tudor. I'm leaning towards getting an Aquis if I decide to move my BB58 blue. Cheers.
This Oris dial is insanely beautiful! The Cal 400 Aquis has the same dial 😉👍
I’ve decided to not consider the Black Bay 58 anymore after my experience at a local AD. The bezel action feels like something on a Chinese homage watch, the insert was misaligned by just under one millimeter to the left, the minute hand has dust particles visible at over a foot away and the bracelet links showed lateral play. This was on a newly opened display model which still had some plastic films, so it was shocking to see how low in quality control a €4000 watch could get. This is without mentioning the lackluster clasp.
It’s a real shame because I love the way it looks, but this many issues in a display model (which should be perfect to better persuade buyers) shoved me away. Now to try an Aquis with a tungsten bezel. I wonder how much better their QC is.
Great review 👏. Very good tip for the 58 bracelet, I found a similar issue.
Great vid! If you shop around, you can get the oris for 20%-30% off... taking it to around half the price of a tudor.
So it's not really a fair comparison. The tudor is better, but the oris for the price is likely better value since its half the price of the tudor and that bracelet is brilliant, and the ceramic bezel and dial is much more interesting too.
How are you getting 20-30% off the Oris? I would be interested in one at that price
@@sparko2012 visit a few stores. Make friends with the owners or seniors. Get thier best prices and get others to beat it. Ask on local forums. There are ways
Oris 👍
Great video, thank you! Do you find that the Aquis is more comfortable of a fit?
I thought I noticed a bit of space towards the end of the lugs for the BB58. I'm around the same size wrist, so at first I wanted a Sub but it seems too long, then now I'm thinking BB58 except I'd like a date so now the Aquis seems a bit more appealing. Wish the sub was shorter and the BB58 had a date. Thanks! :)
I have the 39 aquis. But even the 41 wears so well. And the bracelet is amazing. It tapers so nice. It's so comfortable
@@anthonyonline4740 Awesome, thanks for the feedback and very glad you are enjoying it! Wear it in good health! :)
Thanks so much for watching! Yeah, I’d say the Aquis is slightly more comfortable to wear, day to day, on our smaller wrists 👍😊
@@Tennisfiles I also love tennis and watches!!! 😆😎👍
@@kingadjust5422 Awesome! Do you compete in tournaments/leagues or hit for fun these days? The US Open was crazy this year! I wear a G Shock when I play :)
Great comparison. I am surprised at how much I appreciate the Oris.
Thanks Matthew, yeah this Aquis is one of my favourites!
Nice review of two wonderful watches. I having the Tissot 1000 Seastar Silicium by my own and am absolute satisfied with it .Keep up the great work
Love the Tissot just wished they’d done it in a 38-40
@@davidokeefe8346 my wrist is a 8.5 one-so it fitts perfect on my wrist.U can get purchase a smaller version of this watch but than its a Quartz one
@@realtimemusiccom1 thank you my friend il have a look enjoy your watches 👍
Great watch review, from a fellow Canadian! On a separate note, where do you usually purchase watches in Canada? Sometimes I find it hard to find the watches I am looking for. Cheers
Where did the speedmaster come from at around the 6 minute mark? 😂
Both of them have some strong points. Very good divers for their own price range.
Well said Leya! Thanks for watching, my friend!
Hi same wrist here what your opinion on the aquaracer 41 quarts can you do a review on that? Thanks
Due to the lack of the Date the Tudor is out for me and it looks like a poorman Rolex so Oris is the better option for me
I cannot quite get over how pretty that Oris dial is. The Tudor just looks dull in contrast
Great comparison idea!
Thank you kindly!
Great review 👍
Thanks so much Junior!! 😀
Good review. Do you think the Oris fit my 15cm wrist? It looks like you removed all the removable links to fit your 16cm wrist. So I guess 16cm is the shortest the Oris can go.
Actually, I’m pretty sure I had another link that I could have taken off. You sould be able to manage the Oris without a problem 👍🙂
I had an Oris aquis older model and it was amazing! I will never buy a Tudor, it's a Rolex wanna be and it doesn't have an independent personality. It's so boring in my opinion. Aluminum bezel? really!? No date?? I know the new models are better, but still there are so many better options at that price point. I would recommend the new Oris 400 or the Omega Seamaster. I had Breitling Superocean too. It was very accurate till it got magnetized twice and the crown thread got messed up, so not recommended. I hope that helps....
I'd take the Tudor.
Yeah, me too probably haha 😄
What if the the oris was half the price?
@@anthonyonline4740 I'd still take the Tudor. I actually own the BB58. I personally don't really like the design of the Oris. My philosophy in watch collecting is go for what you really want. That way you won't end up regretting it.
@@ShadowJ20 great philosophy. I'm not a tudor guy but I held one once. It was flipping nice.
Love Tudor, but even though it's in with stated tolerance, I'd be furious with -4!
And? It can be regulated better than that
@@MarkoMarkovina and it should have been regulated better than that before leaving Tudor ffs?
Great video E.W. I'm pretty much sold on the Oris, but still watching comparison videos before I pull the trigger. You are the only vlogger (of many), who had the good sense to use a plastic caliper while measuring a watch. Anyway, thanks for posting. "NEW SUBSCRIBER!"
Thanks for the encouragement, my friend. Let me know how you like it once you get it!
Oris. Hands down 👍.
imho the better watch is the oris. The better looking watch the black bay
How much smaller does the aquis wear? Like a 36mm?
Hmm, I'd say around a 38mm because of its added thickness 👍
@@engineer_wannabe will the standard versions look smaller due to the thinner case you think?
No I don't think the standard version would look that much smaller. But they are quite a bit easier(more comfortable) to wear on a small wrist 👍
@@engineer_wannabe thanks so much for your help, im looking to buy the 39.5 tungsten bezel but my ad doesnt have it in stock so its basically a blind buy
@@callmedru That's one of my favourite versions as well!
difference a little over 1000$? Actually, 1300$. Oris is getting more expensive so the prices will be similar soon. Do you really think Tudor/Rolex doesnt jack up prices faster than anyone as soon as they can?
Tudor je samo kopija Rolexa
Hello. Wrist size?
Whats your wrist size??
16cm/6.25inches :)
@@engineer_wannabethat Oris looks really on your wrist in the video. I have a similar size wrist. How do you find its 14mm thickness though? It's almost 2mm more as Tudor's - which one do you tend to wear more?
Oris for the win!
Might be an unpopular opinion, but the Aquis just never really did it for me. I was on the hype train with it, but after trying it on in-person, it really felt overly thick, even if the dimensions themselves aren't too bad. Someone said it looks like a tuna can on the wrist, and now I cannot unsee it, and it has ruined the watch for me.
Great review / comparo brother
Thanks so much JCB! 😊
i'd take the Tudor (and i did! though the black one.. :))
the Oris, other than having a rather pedestrian, poor movement in there (it's not even a top grade sw200! unacceptable for that money), it's waaay too "blingy" and shiny for my taste in divers. makes it look way too dressy. too many polished surfaces (which also means wear will show much more and look worse). it also sports 2 things that i really really dislike in divers: a date, and the indices are all pretty much the same. i want clear demarcations on my cardinal points in a toolwatch! and then there's the "integrated" bracelet, which just makes an unnecessary, humongous pain to change straps
at those prices, i'd rather get a Christopher Ward diver.. same quality for half the price.
but yeah... that clasp on the Tudor is waaay too big :( don't know why big companies can't come up with cool and comfy designs like for example Formex
The oris is better quality than CW.
I have both. Multiple aquis and multiple c60s.
I think the mvt does let the oris down... but they do some minor work to them before installing but when you consider you can get an oris for 1500usd, that's less than half the price of a tudor right?
It's a bit of an unfair comparison with tudor. Tudor is more on the price of an omega 300.
I also think with CW, you get no heritage. CW dosent really play with oris either. If you want to find a cw comparison, you'd choose another boutique like monta, and monta will win that battle.
That movement is the equivalent the ETA 2824-2. It's a good movement. Have you ever have a Rolex serviced? Expect to pay a 1,000 bucks because it's in-house.
@@anthonyonline4740 had a CW and sold it (previous gen Trident). i thought it was great for the price and liked it more than all the Orises i've seen and handled (a couple of boutiques near me that i visit often... for the other watches displayed), and didn't see any noticeable difference in fit or finish.
"heritage" is one of the many, many fables told in the WIS world. it's a meaningless marketing ploy perpetuated by the WIS (non)inteligencia and i won't be falling for it, thankyouverymuch
have a BB58, definitely superior to both by a not insignificant amount.
You have a blue Aquis 39.5mm and a blue BB58 with not fitting bracelet and you did sell the Railmaster ?
Maybe have a look for the Glashütte Original SeaQ 39.5 mm BLUE dial on a bracelet. The bracelet is fantastic and the finishing on this 39.5 mm diver is the best I've seen so far.
I want the new green dial, because i can not justify another blue diver next to my BB58.
Yeah, the Railmaster is gone 😅
I've been drooling over the green Panomatic Lunar for a few months now. Such a perfect shade of green 😍
Love the Oris clean ocean but I’m afraid it will be to small for my 19cm wrist…
Given the 14mm thickness, I found it ideal for my 18cm wrist. I wear it mostly with suits though, so it may depend on your use case.
Oris specs outshine the old Tudor
@@davidwells3766 Yes in every way 😀
Round indices of the BB58 are classic but seem rather yesteryear to me . . .
Oris looks like a seiko or orient to me and visually has less “quality”. But also I am not a fan of high polish including the shininess of this type of polishing and ceramic bezels.
O R İ S❤️🥇
Never buy a Tudor, if your whish is a Rolex😂😂
Kažu rolex za siromašne
Not even close. Tudor BB 58 WINS HANDS DOWN.
Oris will lost 50 % of value after couple of years, Tudor will hold value quite nicely