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Oris Divers Date

A splash of olive green joins Oris’s modern dive watch lineup, and it’s the first new dial color since the model’s 2024 overhaul.

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Oris has released a new colorway for its Divers Date collection, ref. 01 733 7795 4057-Set, dressed in an olive green dial styled after vintage military hardware. The 39mm stainless steel case keeps the model’s proportions wearable, while a black ceramic bezel insert, double-domed sapphire crystal, and screw-down crown carry over the practical upgrades that separated this line from its Sixty-Five predecessor.

Inside runs Oris’s automatic Caliber 733-1 with roughly 41 hours of power reserve, visible through a transparent caseback. Water resistance sits at 200m, and Super-LumiNova on the hands and markers handles low-light legibility. The watch comes on a strap with an additional rubber option in the box, and is priced at USD 2,800. A RedBar Limited Edition II variant has also been reported at USD 2,950, though that figure remains unconfirmed.

Both Monochrome and Fratello covered the release the same day, framing it as a small but overdue step for a collection that has largely stuck to darker dial tones since its relaunch. It’s not a dramatic redesign, just a new mood for a watch that already had the specs sorted out.

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