Originally released in 2015, the Divers Sixty-Five was Oris’ first foray into heritage diver territory, and a very successful one at that. Pulling from their extensive archives, the Divers Sixty-Five was based on a quirky and distinctly Oris mid-century design that gave the watch a unique look and flavor. A mix of a large dial, massive crystal, thin bezel, and slim mid-case made the watch stand out from the increasingly crowded sea of vintage-inspired divers. The result was an immediate success, quickly becoming one of the brand's most popular designs.

This version is a special edition made with Momotaro Jeans of Okayama, Japan. For the collaboration, they created an incredible green gradient dial that fades from a creamy, sea-foam green to a dark gray, giving it a cool, '50s vibe. The bezel is then solid bronze, which will age over time, taking on green, blue and brown tones that will complement the dial.

The strap is a work of art created using Momotaro denim. It's dark blue with yellow stitch, and features "battle stripes" on one side, which is a signature design element of the brand. In addition to the strap, the watch comes with a card holder and a watch carrying case, both made out of Japanese denim.

Inside of the Oris Divers Sixty-Five is the Oris 733 / Sellita SW 200 movement. This is a 26-jewel Swiss-made automatic with 38-hour power reserve, hacking seconds and a frequency of 28,800 bph. It’s a very reliable and robust automatic that will keep great time.