Oris Classic 01 690 7513 4064

ORIS CLASSIC XXL Worldtimer Watch

Bezel Color : Silver Number of Jewels : 30 Jewels Indices : Arabic Numerals Year Manufactured : 2010-2019 Band/Strap : Bracelet Case Color : Silver Department : Men Caseback : Exhibition Lug Width : 20 mm Watch Shape : Round Style : Classic Features : 12-Hour Dial, Date Indicator, Day/Night Indicator, Day Indicator, Luminous Dial, Luminous Hands, Luminous Indexes, Mineral Crystal, Multi-Dial, Multifunction, Swiss Made, Swiss Movement, World Time Case Size : 40 mm Case Material : Stainless Steel Unit Quantity : 1 Movement : Mechanical (Automatic) Water Resistance : 30 m (3 ATM) Seller Warranty : No With Papers : Yes Reference Number : 01 690 7513 4064 Brand : Oris Type : Wristwatch Band Color : Silver Customized : No Band Material : Stainless Steel Dial Color : Black Model : Oris Classic With Original Box/Packaging : Yes Case Finish : Polished With Manual/Booklet : Yes Country of Origin : Switzerland Display : Analog Hello, thank you for looking at my Oris Worldtimer XXL. I don't see many of these for sale anymore. This is a very nice watch and I've owned it for about 3 years. I bought this on eBay from an Italian dealer https://www.ebay.com/usr/nazzarenodg and will include the paperwork from that purchase. It comes in the original box, with the manual and all the additional links / pins. I'm a big fan of Oris watches and have owned several. This is a true traveler watch and displays two time zones. It's mainly seen desk time and I didn't travel with it very much. It wears very nicely at 40mm and should work for a lot of wrist sizes. It will currently fit a 6.75 inch wrist. It's not heavy and pretty easy to read. The watch keeps really good time and the hour is easy to set with the two push buttons on the side. You can adjust your local time and the second dial on the watch keeps your home time. No need to pull out the crown! This is a great watch for a frequent traveler. There are no scratches on the glass and just some light wear on the band. The watch worked perfectly when I bought it and didn't have any issues until recently. At some point it started to slip when setting the hour/minute. It feels like a gear is slipping when rotating the crown clockwise. The hour and minute hand will move a bit and then stop. You can push the crown back in, let in run a few minutes and then get the hands to move a little more. You can still fully set the hour and minute if you spin the crown counter clockwise. The date needs some massaging to get it aligned. I think it's part of the time seeing issue. There is no slipping when rotating the crown counterclockwise. So you can set the correct time and date even in it's current state. There is probably a broken gear and the watch will need some sort of repair to fix the slipping and date problem. To be clear, the watch works. It keeps good time and you can currently set the time and date. It will run for 2 days or so without wearing it, which is to spec. The crown rotates in both directions. The two quickset hour buttons work perfectly. Rotating the crown clockwise in the first position will wind the watch without issue. Rotating it counterclockwise in the second position will adjust the date with some issues. Rotating the crown counterclockwise in the third position will allow you to adjust the hour and minute without issue. Rotating the crown clockwise in the third position will eventually cause it to skip and the hands will stop rotating. You can then push the crown back in and the watch will run. Thank you for looking. Please let me know if you have any questions!!