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Oris unveils a new dial version of its legendary Divers watch

• The Divers Date is now presented in a military-inspired Olive Green dial. • Housed in a stainless steel case with a ceramic bezel, it is water resistant up to 200 metres or 660 feet.
Kunaal Khemka
July 10, 2026
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Oris Divers Date in Olive Green.

What is the new Oris Divers Date in Olive Green?

It is an Olive Green dial version of Oris’s Divers Date, a watch that can trace its lineage to the brand’s 1965 original. The Olive Green shade is inspired by “vintage military equipment.”

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What are its dial features?

Oris Divers Date in Olive Green.
Image: The Divers Date is a foundational model in the brand’s catalogue. With its new Olive Green dial, it comes across as a no nonsense watch. 200 metres or 660 feet is really deep, a depth unlikely to be met by most owners. The date window at 6 o’clock provides aesthetic balance. I like the design of the applied circular hour-markers. 

Olive Green Dial. The hands and applied hour-markers are coated with Super-LumiNova.

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What is its case, bracelet, and strap features?

Oris Divers Date in Olive Green.
Image: The lollipop-shaped seconds hand with its luminescent coated circular tip is a feature of professional dive watches. Notice the subtle hour and minute scale on the outer dial. The uni-directional rotating bezel features a black ceramic insert.

Multi-piece case is made from stainless steel and measures 39 mm (diameter) * 12.10 mm (thickness). Lug-to-lug distance is 46.5 mm. Dial side features a sapphire crystal, domed on both sides with anti-reflective coating on the inside. Caseback is screwed to the main case and features a mineral glass providing a view of the Calibre 733-1. Water resistant up to 20 bar / 200 metres / 660 feet.

The watch comes with a multi-piece stainless steel bracelet that is fitted with a folding clasp and a quick strap change system. An additional black rubber strap fitted with a stainless steel buckle is also provided.

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Is it powered by an automatic movement?

Yes. It is powered by Oris Calibre 733-1, an automatic movement that drives the hours, minutes, seconds with a stop seconds function and date. Its diameter is 25.6 mm or 11 ½ lignes, comprises 26 jewels, beats at a frequency of 4 Hz or 28,800 vph and delivers a power reserve of 41 hours.

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What do we think?

Oris Divers Date in Olive Green.
Image: On its additional black rubber strap.

The Divers Date in Olive Green evokes vibes of a serious watch with a mission, one that could be worn by members of a military special forces unit. Being an Oris, it promises top-notch quality and construction, ample water resistance, a dependable automatic movement, versatility because of its metal bracelet and rubber strap, and obtainability at an affordable price point. It is a compelling addition to the brand’s catalogue.

For those who like green dials, you might want to explore the Nomos Tangente neomatik 38 Update Forest Green.

Additional Details

Name: Divers Date

Reference: 01 733 7795 4057-Set

Price: Swiss Franc (CHF) 2,450

Warranty: 2 years. Extendable to 3 years upon joining MyOris.

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