Oris Men’s 635 7500 4164MB BC3 Automatic Stainless Steel Watch Review

This watch is not only gorgeous, but substantive, heavy and well styled. It’s comfortable to wear, durable, and impressive by any measure. Mine gains a minute every four days or so, but it’s a small price to pay for an automatic watch that is as nice as any Rolex I looked at and doesn’t cost quite so much. My only caveat is the price. While it’s retailed at around 00, I wouldn’t pay a penny over 0. I purchased mine from a jeweler, who informed me that they had sold a bunch of watches to an internet dealer after water had damaged the boxes in their store during a flood. The watches were fine, but the warranties would not be in tact, and thus any repairs would be at the expense of the owner. Although the price was 00 in the store, I told him I had been looking online and was prepared to pay no more than 0. He took the offer and I got the watch. Moral: make sure you get what you pay for. It’s an automatic watch, which means it can run into problems with its mechanism, etc. You’ll want to make sure you have a warranty, paperwork, and a face to hold accountable if something goes wrong. Regardless, I couldn’t be happier with the timepiece.

Oris Men’s 635 7500 4164MB BC3 Automatic Stainless Steel Watch Feature

• Quality Automatic movement; Functions without a battery; Powers automatically with the movement of your arm
• Water-resistant to 165 feet (50 M)

Oris Men’s 635 7500 4164MB BC3 Automatic Stainless Steel Watch Overview

Stainless Steel Case. Stainless Steel Strap. Black Dial. Stainless Steel Bezel. Scratch Resistant Sapphire Crystal. Deployment Clasp. 40 mm Case Diameter. Automatic Movement. Water Resistant At 50 Meters (165 Feet). Oris BC3 Day Date Automatic Mens Watch

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Customer Reviews

Sturdy, simple, yet very stylish – M. Bossche –
Very nice watch! Extremely readable and on the contrary to some opinions/reviews here, the fluorescent numbers DO work well in the dark. The glass is scratch resistent to my surprise. Only little drawback could be the weight, somewhat heavy, but that’s mainly because I am not used to a automatic-mechanical watch. I am getting used to it anyway. I especially like the dial and the metal bracelet: simple, yet very decorative.

Easy to Read and Rugged – James H. Brusstar –
I bought the Oris Big Crown BC3 after checking out all watches I could find on the internet and then looking in stores at the ones that appeared most promising. My criteria was: a face I could simply glance at and easily read the time; a day/date feature; and solidly enough built to last several years. I found this model Oris fit the first criteria best. It also has the day/date feature and is in the “luxury watch” catagory (at the lower end) so it should last.

I have had the watch two years and it has met my needs and proven to be rugged. Potential buyers do, however, need to be aware of two things: it is not easy to read in the dark – the hands barely glow so complete darkness is needed, and one needs to stare at the face for a while to see the hands and markers; it is also an “automatic” model, which means it keeps wound by the natural movement of the wrist. The international standard for accuracy of automatic watches is that they may lose up to 20 seconds a day. If one has to have a watch that does not lose even a second a day, he or she should buy a watch with a quartz battery.

*** Product Information and Prices Stored: Jul 30, 2010 02:45:05

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