Oris · Family: Aquis
The Oris Aquis Date 01 733 7766 4135-07 8 22 05PEB is the 41.5mm steel, blue-dial version of the independent Swiss manufacture's flagship dive watch. It runs the automatic Caliber 733-1 with 41 hours of power reserve and 300 meters of water resistance. Cazador has no verified price observations (n=0) for this reference as of today.
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Oris was founded in 1904 in Holstein, Switzerland, and remains one of the few mid-sized Swiss watch manufactures that is fully independently owned, with no ties to any luxury group. The Aquis collection launched in 2011 as the brand's professional dive-watch proposition and has since become its highest-volume sports line.
This reference, the 01 733 7766 4135-07 8 22 05PEB, is the 41.5mm steel, blue-dial version within the Aquis Date generation that carries Caliber 733-1, an automatic movement with 41 hours of power reserve built on Sellita SW200 architecture with Oris's own development.
The multi-piece steel case is water-resistant to 300 meters, with a unidirectional bezel whose ceramic top ring resists wear and UV discoloration better than a conventional aluminum insert. The sapphire crystal, domed on both sides with anti-reflective coating on the inside, is one of the visual signatures across the entire Aquis family.
[UNVERIFIED: we do not precisely confirm the exact introduction year for this specific dial-and-bezel combination, nor whether it remains in active catalog as of July 2026 beyond its point-in-time listing on Oris's official site].
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Yes. Oris, founded in 1904 in Holstein, is one of the few mid-sized Swiss manufactures that remains fully independent, with no ties to any luxury group.
41 hours, running at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz), in an automatic movement Oris developed on Sellita SW200 architecture.
Yes, it carries 300 meters (30 bar) of water resistance and a unidirectional bezel with a dive scale, consistent with its role as a professional tool watch.
The bezel's top ring is ceramic, a material more resistant to scratching and UV discoloration than a conventional aluminum insert.
In 2011, as the manufacture's professional dive-watch proposition, and it has since become its best-selling sports line.