ORIS UNVEILS THE ARTELIER JUMPING HOUR
Jumping Disk Reveals Digital Hour
Award-winning Swiss watch manufacturer Oris, launched the latest addition to its Artelier collection – the Oris Artelier Jumping Hour – at a ceremony coinciding with its roadshow held at Suria KLCC.
Among its many unique features, Oris' latest Artelier is the first in the family to reveal its digital hour through a jumping disk that changes instantaneously every sixty minutes.
“The design is elegant, but put together with its innovative feature, it makes for a whole that is wiser than the sum of its parts. Collectors will take notice of the watch not only for its visual characteristic but for its technical ones as well.
"It’s a stunning timepiece that would suit any occasion.” said Micheal Meier, Regional Manager, Malaysia and Singapore, Oris.
This fine watchmaking feature results in a face like no other in the Oris collection, with only two intersecting counters to track the minutes and seconds.
Housed atop a silver guilloche dial with polished nickel indices and polished nickel hand. Water resistant up to five bars and constructed from a resilient multi-piece stainless steel case and crown, the elegant watch also features a double-domed sapphire crystal.
A dark brown leather strap with croco pattern and a stainless steel folding clasp completes a sophisticated finish.
The piece demonstrates Oris’ exceptional watchmaking know-how and horological ambition, both of which have been built up over 110 years of watchmaking history.
An innovative addition to the Oris collection and a remarkable adaptation of the Artelier design, the new Oris Artelier Jumping Hour is a must have timepiece for those who like to stand out from the crowd.
The launch was preceded by an electrifying performance by internationally renowned Malaysian violinist Dennis Lau, supported vocally by talented young singer, Michael Leaner, entertaining the guests and media, climaxing with the unveiling of the Oris Artelier Jumping Hour watch.
Founded by Paul Cattin and Georges Christian in 1904, Oris has been making watches in Switzerland for over 100 years. Its watches are purely mechanical and are marked out by their distinctive design as well as the red rotor, the symbol of Oris mechanicals.
Oris watches are popular, as celebrities from Formula One, diving, jazz, aviation and Hollywood, queue up to wear and support its unique creations.
The launch coincides with its roadshow which will run until Sunday, 5 October 2014, at Suria KLCC.
www.oris.ch.
ABOUT ORIS
Founded by Paul Cattin and Georges Christian in 1904, Oris has been making watches in Switzerland for over 100 years. Its watches are purely mechanical and are marked out by their distinctive design as well as the red rotor, the symbol of Oris mechanicals. Oris watches are popular, as celebrities from Formula One, diving, jazz, aviation, and Hollywood queue up to wear and support its unique creations.
Oris is the name of a brook and valley close to Hölstein in Switzerland. It has its origins in the Celtish ‘Aurisa’ and Roman ‘Orusz’ meaning watercourse.
Oris is exclusively distributed in Malaysia by Swiss Prestige.
www.oris.ch
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