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Oris Introduces Hölstein Edition 2022

The watch that revives an icon, the Full Steel.

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Oris Introduces Hölstein Edition 2022

(PRESS RELEASE) Oris is introducing the Hölstein Edition 2022, a watch that revives an icon, the Full Steel.

Dear Friends,To mark our birthday on today, June 1st, Oris is introducing the Hölstein Edition 2022, a watch that revives an icon, the Full Steel. It captures the spirit of the 1990s, and features a groundbreaking mechanical movement

The watch celebrating our 118th birthday is inspired by the Full Steel Worldtimer, a stainless steel sports watch introduced in 1998 that picked up on an extraordinary movement Oris had debuted a year before.

Known as the Worldtimer, Oris Calibre 690 was a world’s first. Using plus and minus buttons on the case flanks, it could adjust the local time in one-hour jumps either forwards or backwards, with home time shown on a counter at 3 o’clock. Even more impressively, as the time moved past midnight in either direction, the date would change, too.

The Hölstein Edition 2022 is limited to 250 pieces and is a faithful revival of this Oris icon. It has a 36.5mm stainless steel case, a three-link stainless steel bracelet, and a blue dial with the famous red plus and minus symbols. And it’s powered by Oris Calibre 690.

The new Hölstein Edition 2022 is an e-commerce exclusive and retails for $4,300 USD and $5,400 CDN.

Read more here.

Best regards,

Josh and the Oris Team

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