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18
May
A. Lange & Söhne is the only German manufacturer in the same conversation as Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin. The brand restarted in 1990 after the Walter Lange family reclaimed the name, and modern Lange production has built one of the most respected catalogues in haute horlogerie. For anyone planning...
18
May
Most pre-owned Oris articles spend too long on the brand history. Here's what matters when you're actually selling. Three things drive pre-owned Oris value in Melbourne in 2026: the calibre (Calibre 400 vs older Sellita-based references), the line (Aquis, Divers Sixty-Five, ProPilot X, mainstream Big Crown), and the documentation. Year...
18
May
Oris repositioned through the 2010s from steady mid-range to a brand with genuine collector appeal. The Calibre 400 introduction in 2020, the ongoing Divers Sixty-Five reissues, and the limited editions across the Aquis and Big Crown lines have built a buyer base that didn't really exist a decade ago. For...
