There?s no denying the deep interest and investment with environmental conservation that is ingrained into the very core of Oris. These relationships with various conservation programs are organic, as much as they are thoughtful, resulting in a natural partnership that aligns with the brand?s environmental objectives and company values. It?s through these collaborations, different conservation programs are able to take that next step with the increased funding and awareness that up to this point, has literally made a significant Change For The Better. Now Oris? efforts have found their way to the shores of New York City, partnering up with Billion Oyster Project to release the Oris Aquis New York Harbor Limited Edition.

The Billion Oyster Project was started in 2014 by Murray Fisher and Pete Malinowski with the sole intention of educating future generations about the positive impact of their program and other active conservation efforts. Turns out, nature already had a natural water filter in the oyster, which a fully grown one is able to filter 50 gallons of water a day. Tapping into the bivalve mollusk, the Billion Oyster Project has set out to clean up the New York City waterways by restoring one billion oysters to the harbor by 2035. The project has already seen some major success by introducing 75 million juvenile oysters to 18 restoration sites throughout the New York Harbor. With the help of Oris, the Billion Oyster Project should be on pace to eclipse the 100 mi...