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Features
Category:
Watch
Brand:
ORIS
Collection:
BIG CROWN
Sex:
Men's
Mechanism:
Automatic
Mechanism Information:
Oris 754 base SW 200-1
Dimensions Ø 25.60 mm 11 1/2’’’
Power-Reserve 38 hrs
Vibrations 28’800 A/h 4 Hz
Jewels 26.
Dimensions Ø 25.60 mm 11 1/2’’’
Power-Reserve 38 hrs
Vibrations 28’800 A/h 4 Hz
Jewels 26.
Crystal:
Sapphire
Dial color:
Green
Case Material:
Stainless Steel
Case Width:
38mm
Strap Type:
Strap
Strap Material:
Leather
Colour strap:
Brown
Clasp Type:
Deployment
Functions:
Date.
Watch information:
See-through caseback
Screw-down crown and caseback.
Screw-down crown and caseback.
Water Resistant:
5 Atm (Splashing Water)
Guarantee:
2 year Official Manufacturers Guarantee
Ships In:
1-3 Days
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Official ORIS package
Official ORIS warranty
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Description
Skin in the game
The Oris x Cervo Volante collaboration begins with three Big Crown Pointer Date watches. Each has a gradient dial inspired by Alpine hues and a strap made of sustainable deer leather. They come with a pouch and a card holder made of the same material. But they’re not limited, and nor is this a one-time deal.
In 2017, friends Kadri Vunder Fontana, a biotechnology engineer and experienced businesswoman, and Conny Thiel-Egenter, a biologist specialising in nature protection and wildlife and habitat management, founded Cervo Volante. Their vision was to take the waste, specifically deer skins, and transform them into beautiful, hard-wearing and ultimately sustainable footwear and accessories. Their business has grown quickly. A year ago and on learning of Oris’s Change for the Better campaign, they approached us and asked if we’d like to collaborate on a sustainable deer leather strap project. We jumped at the opportunity.
Cervo Volante’s hand-crafted products, low-impact methods and huge vision have brought us a great deal of joy. Not only are their leather shoes and accessories beautiful, they also tell stories in a way typical massproduced equivalents never could.
For example, they keep imperfections that occur during the life of a deer in their skins, where many companies would discard them. Their skins are never the product of farming, and they never require chemicals or fertilizers. And if the skins weren’t used in this way, they’d simply be burned. Cervo Volante has also employed Switzerland’s last two remaining tanneries, both of which use 100 per cent vegetable tanning processes.
