Hi r/watchexchange! Up for sale today is one of Oris' best neo-vintage designs (alongside the more well-known Divers 65). The aesthetic harkens back to the [original 1970s Chronoris](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_mPEJgIPtk). The pebble-like case forms is one of the most comfortable out there. The internal (120-click, not free floating!) bezel makes for an interestingly tactile experience. And the markings on the dial are reminiscent of racing dial Speedies. It's a fun mix of retro cues with modern robustness with the 100m water resistance and workhorse Sellita movement. I'm only selling as I've found it's not making the rotation amongst a few recent pick ups. I wore it gently in a collection of 10+ watches. Below are the quick specs. Decent Hodinkee article back from when that name meant something [here](https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/oris-chronoris-date-hands-on). Even better T Mosso review [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_mPEJgIPtk): Case Material - Stainless steel | Case Diameter - 39mm | Lug Width - 19mm | Lug-to-Lug - 43mm | Case Thickness - 12.5mm | Water Resistance - 100m | Movement - Sellita SW200-1, automatic, handwinding, hacking, 28,800 vhp, keeping time at about +5 sec/day (YMMV) | Power Reserve - 38 hours | Crystal - Domed sapphire | Crown - Screw down (bezel) and push pull (time setting) |Lume - Yes, on hands and hour markers (lume shot in album) | **Condition** - Excellent, crystal is clear, no major scratches or blemishes to note, light hairlines on case back | **Comes With** - Full kit, double boxes, manual, misc paperwork, etc. **Price** - $725 net to me via PayPal or Zelle and I will pick up CONUS shipping | **Pics + Timestamp** - https://imgur.com/a/c5NedCD *Trades* - Not at this time. Trying my best to consolidate the collection. Happy to answer any questions =) Tons of successful deals on this sub!