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SW200 aka Oris 735

Oris Caliber 735

SW200 aka Oris 735

BrandOris
Caliber Number735
In-House?
No
Base CaliberSellita SW200-1
Movement Type
Automatic, self-winding mechanical
Lignes11.5”’
Diameter
25.6mm
Height
4.6mm
Frequency
28,800 bph, 4Hz
Jewel Count
26
Power Reserve38 hours
Anti-Shock Device
Incabloc
FunctionsCentral hours; central minutes; central seconds; date and day indicator at 3:00
Hacking Seconds?
Yes
Quickset Calendar?
Yes
Country of ManufactureSwitzerland, Swiss made
Known Models
BC3, TT1 (Add your watch to the comments below…)

The Oris caliber 735 is essentially a Sellita SW200-1 with a custom Oris rotor with the recognizable red center (sticker?).

The Sellita logo and SW200-1 caliber number can be found engraved below the balance wheel. In addition, Oris also engraves “735 / 26 JEW” as well as “SWISS MADE / ORIS / HIGH MECH” printed on the rotor.

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Cush77
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8 years ago

Oris is just an outstanding watch and value.

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7 years ago

[…] BC3 line uses a Sellita-sourced automatic Oris Caliber 735 movement. 26 jewels are incorporated into the design in order to keep friction down and improve accuracy. […]

Roger McKinney
Roger McKinney
7 years ago

Oris Calibre 735, base SW 220-1 is not a very accurate movement, running well below COSC standards – quite a disappointment!

Geoffrey Gulley
Geoffrey Gulley
7 years ago
Reply to  Roger McKinney

Mine runs at roughly +16 seconds daily… not exactly sure if I was lucky or if Rogers comment is broad brush for the SW-220. In my mind a sub $1000 dollar automatic running at this % of accuracy is hardly a disappointment. (Ref: 01 735 7641 4263-07 5 22 22G).

Geoffrey Gulley
Geoffrey Gulley
7 years ago

… addendum, I meant weekly. Apologies, long day

nixon
nixon
3 years ago

nobody buys a mechanical watch if they want accuracy even omegas master co axial chronometer isn’t accurate. If you want to tell the time precisely then buy a quartz

tyrane
tyrane
1 year ago
Reply to  nixon

True. But it is great to have a hand crafted movement that is as accurate as possible. Especially if you are a watch lover of both craftsmanship and accuracy. the more accurate a analog movement is the more attractive it is. I have both makes Quartz and Automatic Analog

matt
matt
1 year ago
Reply to  tyrane

Grand Seiko spring drive – mechanic movement with quartz level accuracy but who would pay 5k plus for a Seiko?

Jhon
Jhon
2 years ago
Reply to  Roger McKinney

I bought one and it runs at 0/+1s a day… its almost perfect, but as said, for accuracy just buy a casio quartz, or jump to the 5/6 figure price tags 🙂

steve hancock
steve hancock
1 year ago
Reply to  Roger McKinney

I have had mine on for about 1 week minus 8secs

Brian
Brian
2 years ago

Picked up a used Williams F1 and getting about -1/-2 sec /day

Barry
Barry
1 year ago

my watch dial faded from blue to orange. I paid to have it replaced and the second example now turning orange!

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