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Oris Automatic Power Reserve

Oris Automatic Power Reserve

£950.00

includes our 24 month warranty

This 1960s Oris Automatic timepiece is a standout with its sub-seconds feature and innovative power reserve indicator, displaying remaining the hours remaining before the watch is fully unwound. This vintage watch blends classic design with practical functionality, offering a glimpse into the era’s horological innovation.

Includes 24 month warranty.

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