BASEL 2006: Oris may start trend of thinner watches  0 Comments


 



With watches going through all the various permutations starting from enlarged cases to open heart and dials, multiple complications, combination of materials - Oris has taken a step back to old school - a largish watch that is thinner than most. This may buck the current trend of big and distinctive sports watches but I seriously think that this may be the next major trend of watches after big cases become passe. Personally I hope this happens sooner than later. The classics will always be in vogue and big thin watches can be hot because its wearable in all occasions.

 

 




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