Oris Caliber 733 Sellita

Oris Caliber 733

Oris Caliber 733 Sellita

Manufacturer Oris
Caliber Number 733
Base Caliber
Sellita SW200-1
Movement:
Automatic
Diameter
11 1/2”’ (25.6mm)
Height
4.6mm thick
Jewels 26
Power Reserve 38 hours
Lift Angle
50 degrees
Vibrations Per Hour 28,800 bph, 4Hz
Hacking Yes
Quick Date Yes
Functions Hours, minutes, central seconds, date at 6:00
Country of Manufacture Switzerland
Known Models
Oris Aquis Date, Artelier Date, Artix Date, ProDiver Date, Divers Sixty-Five, Big Crown ProPilot, Chronoris (add yours to the comments below…)

The Oris caliber 733 is an automatic movement based on the Sellita caliber SW200-1.

This movement was found in an Oris Aquis Date dive watch:

Oris Caliber 733 Wide

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Oris Caliber 732 Watch Movement | CaliberCorner.com
4 years ago

[…] Oris caliber 732 is similar to the widely used Oris 733 with the main difference being that the 732 does not have a date or central seconds. This stripped […]

Gareth
Gareth
3 years ago

I have 733 in TT1 Engine Datr

Michael Morgan
Michael Morgan
3 years ago

I have 733 in my BC3 Advanced Day/Date.

Michael Morgan
Michael Morgan
3 years ago

BC3 Advanced

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Ernest
Ernest
3 years ago

Also user in Oris Big Crown ProPilot Altimeter

sergio GC
sergio GC
2 years ago

The movement have antimagnetic properties?

Gareth
Gareth
2 years ago
Reply to  sergio GC

No, this movement is definitely prone to magnetism.

sergio GC
sergio GC
2 years ago
Reply to  Gareth

thanks , so sad, i have one Oris 65.

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Reseña Oris Diver Sixty-Five Bitono Verde - SaFonaGastroCrono
2 years ago

[…] reloj equipa el calibre Oris 733, basado en el Sellita SW200-1. Este calibre, a su vez basado en el ETA 2824-2, oscila 28.800 vph […]

Ignacio Rodriguez
Ignacio Rodriguez
2 years ago

Tengo 733 en Oris Aquis

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Oris vs Longines – Watch Brand Overview & Comparison - Must Buy Techs
2 years ago

[…] that protects the analog show fairly nicely from each pure parts and scrapes.  The Swiss automated Oris caliber 733 gives 38 hr energy reserve.  The arms are additionally coated with a luminous end for additional […]

Jdolg
Jdolg
2 years ago

Heard oris uses the standard model not even top grade in all their non c.o.s.c……..?

christos
christos
1 year ago

I love it so much I just bought one and In my humble opinion i believe that under $2000.00 Aud it was a bargain.

Bo
Bo
11 months ago

I’m somewhat confused. I bought an automatic ORIS Diver 200m WP, Ref. B-7401, in the early 1980’s, simply because I thought it was gorgeous. I presume that it has the ORIS caliber 733 inside, since the prod. nr. starts with “01 733…etc.” and usually ORIS lists the cal. nr. second in row, I think. However, on the dial it says “25 Jewels”, not 26. Also, the date-window is at 3, not 6 o’clock. It has a stunning ORIS stainless steel link-bracelet that can be lengthened simply by an extra folding link within the clasp, so the watch can also fit… Read more »

Stephen Malone
Stephen Malone
7 months ago

I really like the 26 Jewel caliber or more. The more the merrier.

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