Oris Regulateur "Der Meistertaucher" 2008 (Pics)

par vegaban le Sam 15 Nov 2008, 23:23

Ths one is really huge...49 mm diameter, 15,25mm high and 565,2 mm3 in volume....Water Resistant 1000m and Helium Valve...A beast...¡¡¡

The case is amazing...

Two screw down crowns, the upper is the Helium valve

The bracelet, with the diving suit extension deployed...

Ready for diving... Laughing

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...and a wristshot...

I hope you enjoy the pics.. Wink

...See you soon...

par time2tic le Dim 16 Nov 2008, 03:33

nice photos, especially with the diver.

a bit weird to see the small second and the hours and date so close to the center of the watch as the ETA 2836 can obviously not easily stretch to the supersized dimensions of the watch.

it is at least 6mm too big for my taste, but you wear it very well. ( I would look like a prisonner with some special restriction on the wrist in my case).

par Invité le Dim 16 Nov 2008, 11:31

Holà Vegaban!

thanks for sharing yours nite pics. A very imprssive watch, Oris is still a good brand with original models.

par Invité le Dim 16 Nov 2008, 12:11

i like very much this kind of beast , probably because i'm a beast myself ... ( a rather fat guy , not very intelligent but , fat ...you know , the one who have a large wirst ... with large hears ... and everything " large size " ... )
i was thincking about this model too ....

congretulations ! a very good choice , for sure ...

par Lautrec le Dim 16 Nov 2008, 12:55

thanks for sharing ! 49 mm Shocked

really huge !!

par Invité le Dim 16 Nov 2008, 13:39

Nice photos :yes:

par Fabrice le Dim 16 Nov 2008, 15:15

nice large watch! just not too keen on regulateur...

par Invité le Dim 16 Nov 2008, 18:46

Nice photos of a superb diver ! thanks for sharing

I tried it weeks ago and it's not too big ; to compare, i was with my PAM 190 radiomir when i went to the store and the size on the wrist is the same...

The two's drawbacks i noticed :
-The minute hand is less legible than the original meistertaucher
-The marking 'hour', 'minutes' and 'seconds" ...

Last, the conclusion for me : the new one seems to be a true tool watch when compared to it's ancestor (which seems to be a toy besides)