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srh_pres
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Here's the new Oris Atelier 'skeleton'... pretty snazzy imho...hand6.gif
Features:
- rhodium-plated movement with bluish screws and Louis XIV decorative engraving
- silver patterned dial ring with nickel-plated indices
- display back showing the red Oris rotor
- double sapphire crystals
- water resistant to 30 meters.
- case measures 40mm
I normally don't spark to skeletonized watches, but this one I would get...
Steve
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RallyPunx
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That is a nice looking watch. I wouldn't mind owning one of these.
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oagaspar
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Nice 1 Steve! hand6.gif...the level of craftsmanship is Awesome on the Oris skeletonization...I like the use of the outer track,raised indices and multi-level case and dial!!
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mcwright
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Now that is a darn good looking watch. Skeleton or no. It is gorgeous. Best looking one I have seen in ages. Thanks for posting it. Its a beauty hand6.gif
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yamahaki
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I agree about that watch. The detail is very nice.
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IW
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Love it! Own 2 Oris's, love them both (though may sell one soon - doesn't get wrist-time anymore).
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cybo
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Now that's the first skeleton that I've seen that I don't think looks tacky. Moreover, it's very handsome, timeless, and wouldn't mind seeing it in my collection and on my wrist!
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Gregger
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Love it...I do love skeletons as they show the engine of the watch and what makes it tick!!!
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