Its anti-magnetism stems from more than thirty non-ferrous and anti-magnetic parts (including a silicon escape wheel and a silicon anchor).Ĭombined with twin barrels and an innovative rotor with a low-friction slide bearing system that replaces the traditional rotor ball bearings, the caliber offers the wearer a liberating five-day power reserve. Oris checks it as accurate to -3 to +5 seconds a day (within chronometer certification standards). You might be aware already that this movement is both highly precise and strongly anti-magnetic. The in-house Oris Caliber 400 is an automatic movement with a five-day power reserve. But if you’re looking for color, either of the two additional options will undoubtedly turn heads.įlipping the watch over reveals the titanium case back and clear sapphire crystal that frames the Oris Calibre 400, the five-day automatic movement, itself a much-discussed technical achievement from this independent watchmaker after its debut two years ago. Of the three dial options, salmon, blue and grey, it’s the latter hue that best accentuates the clean metallic look of this sleek debut.
The large protected crown is also titanium.
The new Oris ProPilot X Caliber 400 emphasizes its titanium build with a satin and sand-blasted 39mm titanium case-the smallest in the ProPilot range – matched with the familiar ProPilot bezel and a sculpted titanium bracelet. Oris for 2022 expands its wide-ranging ProPilot collection with a titanium-cased model powered by Caliber 400, the watchmaker’s excellent in-house automatic caliber that boasts a five-day power reserve.
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