Otherwise what you have is just a nice solid Oris diver. One complaint I have about their dive-style watches is they have perhaps too many models, and the differences between some of those models is tiny. So when looking at their watches be sure to note the model reference numbers carefully. Having said that with its depth gauge and unique coloring it is hard to confused the Aquis Depth Gauge for anything else that Oris currently makes. Other features include a ceramic insert in the rotating bezel and that the watch includes a Swiss mechanical automatic movement which we believe is a Swiss Made Sellita SW200 (ETA 2824 clone).

Oris presents the Aquis Depth Gauge watch well with a waterproof Pelican-style case and tools to change the strap/bracelet. While many people will prefer wearing the watch on the included steel metal bracelet, it also comes with a rubber strap that will perhaps be more comfortable over a dive suit. Handsome and actually useful for many people, it is becoming more clear why Oris had a big hit with the Aquis Depth Gauge ref. 73376754154MB (also 73376754154SET) watch. Retail price is $3,500. oris.ch