Branded Wrist Watches The Williams F1 Team Watch

Unlike many Swiss watch manufacturers, Oris don't make watches with quartz time movements. Its watches are strictly self-winding or automatic - the red coloring of the rotor in its automatic watches is a trademark of the company. What follows is a short review of the current models on offer from Oris in the Williams F1 Team collection.
Oris watches are fine timepieces but were seen by many as being rather traditional. Recently it has freed itself of this image with the introduction of new and trendy lines; especially in the sports and divers watches. Fact: the company only began making sports watches only as recently as the nineteen seventies.
The following reviews are brief but, hopefully, will give you some idea as to what you get when you buy an Oris Williams F1 Team watch.
The company, like many quality watch manufacturers, find a 'partner' that is well known in some sporting arena. The idea, I guess, is to give sporting credence to their watch. The company has gone into partnership with the Williams Formula One racing team and the result is its collection of Williams F1 Team watches.
There are four basic models; the Day Date; the Skeleton Engine; the Pointer Date and the Chronograph.
The simplest in design is the Day Date. The dial is black carbon fiber with Arabic numerals with the day and date function being displayed at the 6 o'clock position. The casing is titanium and is complemented with either titanium or rubber strap. My personal favorite is the model number: 01 635 7588 7064-07 4 28. This Oris watch features a 41 mm titanium casing, carbon fiber black dial with painted hexagonal squares, rubber strap and a red second hand.
The internal workings of Oris watches can be seen through a glass window on the back case. With the Skeleton Engine in the Williams F1 Team collection there's no need, as you can see the internal movement when you look at the dial. Some may like this feature, however, I don't. This is a shame because this watch does have one feature I love; there's an inner dial that display numerals 1 to 31, which turns so that the date is displayed by mean of a red triangle at the 6 o'clock position. Why didn't the company make this watch without a window displaying the movement? It would have looked a lot classier if they had. Anyhow, the casing of the watch is in stainless steel with either stainless steel or black rubber strap.
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