Swiss Made — Est. 1853
Time, Refined.
Three hundred and twelve components. Eighteen months of assembly. One pair of hands. The Calibre A-01 is not produced — it is finished, slowly, in the Vallée de Joux.
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Every series,
one workbench.
Each series begins with a material and a way of wearing it. Enough choice to find your piece, never enough to lose the thread.
The House — Since 1853
Four generations.
One bench.
ORUSS 所理解的“高级”，从来不在价格标签上，而在每一日安静的陪伴里。
品牌名取自“奥瑞时”——奥，是深藏于内的质地；瑞，是恰到好处的吉意；时，是它唯一真正在意的事：把时间戴好。它诞生于深圳，一个把“制造”变成“创造”的城市，从一开始就选择了另一条路：不做浮华的装饰，只把成本还给材质与功能。
ORUSS 不做时间的奢侈品。它做的是时间的日用品——一件用得起、戴得住、看得清的物什。金质银价，不是口号，是它对自己唯一的期许。当一枚腕表不再需要被解释，也不再需要被炫耀，它才真正开始属于你。
Inside the Calibre A-01
A movement you can read.
Turn the watch over and the architecture reveals itself — barrel, gear train, balance — each element finished and placed by hand. Nothing is hidden. Nothing needs to be.
- 机芯定制机芯
- 上链方式电池驱动
- 动力储存电池寿命约 2–3 年
- 打磨抛光倒角/磨砂处理
Materials
Chosen for decades.
We use a small number of materials, and we know each of them intimately. There is no room in a 38mm case for anything that will not last.
18k Yellow Gold
Cast in-house, hand-polished. Ages without losing its warmth — a metal that records the years.
904L Steel
Harder and more corrosion-resistant than standard steel. Brushed by hand in a single direction.
Grade 5 Titanium
Thirty percent lighter than steel, with a cool, muted tone that resists the shine of daily wear.
Double Sapphire
Sapphire crystal front and back — 9 on the Mohs scale, and the only way to see a movement properly.
“A watch that feels less like an object and more like a quiet promise — that some things are still made to be kept.”— Hodinkee
Bespoke
Your name,
engraved in the movement.
Twice a year, we accept a small number of bespoke commissions. A dial in your choice of stone. A caseback engraved with a name, a date, a sentence. A watch that exists once.
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