Last week Oris announced their new ?Cotton Candy? line of Divers Sixty-Five watches, and many in the watch community (including Worn & Wound) highlighted the pure fun of these colorful designs. While these summer ready divers proved to be Oris?s Watches & Wonders highlight for many, looking at the other watches they introduced at the virtual fair underline the wide appeal that the brand has to a broad array of customers and watch enthusiasts. The AquisPro Date and Dat Watt limited edition divers are decidedly more serious affairs than the Cotton Candy Sixty-Fives, and I imagine speak to completely different segments of the watch buying public. Taken together, they represent the multi-pronged approach Oris is currently taking with their dive watch catalog, with highly technical models designed for working professional divers, modern pieces that highlight ecological concerns, and of course the vintage inspired retro styles in Divers Sixty-Five line. Here, we?ll take a closer look at the new AquisPro Date, housing the Oris Calibre 400 movement, and the Dat Watt, a new limited edition built on the Aquis platform. 
The AquisPro Date can be thought of as Oris?s most professionally minded and robust dive watch. Measuring 49.5mm in diameter, this is the type of watch that prioritizes function over wearability and makes no apologies for it, although it has to be said that the lug profile is short enough on the AquisPro that it might not prove to be as unwieldy as ...