Sell Your Oris Watch and Pay Zero Fees

If you’re looking to sell an Oris watch, Dawsons offers specialist expertise in modern and vintage Swiss horology — with zero seller fees on watches valued at £1,000 or more. This means that, where eligible, you receive the full hammer price achieved, with no commission deducted from your sale.

Founded in 1904, Oris is celebrated for its independent spirit, mechanical innovation, and reputation for producing robust, purposeful watches with strong design identity. From classic Big Crown Pointer Date models to modern Aquis and Divers Sixty-Five watches, Oris continues to attract collectors who value engineering, heritage, and everyday wearability.

 

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Why Oris Watches Appeal to Collectors

Oris occupies a distinctive position in the watch market as a fully independent Swiss manufacturer focused exclusively on mechanical movements. Its watches are designed to be functional, durable, and characterful rather than overtly luxurious.

Collectors are particularly drawn to:

  • Big Crown Pointer Date models

  • Diver’s watches such as the Aquis and Divers Sixty-Five

  • Limited editions and discontinued references

  • Watches featuring in-house Oris calibres

  • Well-preserved vintage Oris pilot and tool watches

This blend of heritage and modern innovation underpins Oris’s growing collectability.

How Much Is My Oris Watch Worth?

The value of an Oris watch depends on model, age, condition, movement type, materials, and originality, as well as box and papers where available. Limited editions, in-house calibre models, and sought-after diver references often attract the strongest interest.

Dawsons offers free, no-obligation valuations, with the easiest way to begin being our online valuation form. Upload clear photographs of the dial, case, movement (if available), and any accompanying documentation, and one of our watch specialists will provide a market-led assessment. For higher-value watches, we can also advise on next steps.

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Give a brief description of the watch and any history you know of.

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Ensuring items are well lit and including any necessary detailed shots.

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We will not charge any fees if your watch is valued at £1,000+

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Receive sale proceeds within 30 days of auction.

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Our free postal service for watches valued from £300-£2,500.

Meet a Watch Specialist in Person or Online

We offer complimentary valuation appointments at our offices in Hampstead (London) and Maidenhead (Berkshire)if you'd prefer to speak to someone face-to-face. Alternatively, our specialists can guide you through a valuation over a secure video call, no matter where you're based.

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Dawsons Hampstead Valuation Office

Meet our Oris experts at our Hampstead Valuations Office.

 

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Dawsons Berkshire Head Office

Meet our Oris experts at our Maidenhead Valuations Office.

 

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Book a video call and get a real-time Oris valuation.

 

Oris Watches and Market Demand

Demand for Oris watches has strengthened in recent years, driven by renewed interest in independent Swiss brands and mechanically focused tool watches. Divers, pilot watches, and limited editions perform particularly well, appealing to collectors who value authenticity and usability.

Well-maintained examples with original components continue to attract competitive interest.

Dawsons Oris Watch Seller Reviews

Clients selling Oris watches with Dawsons often value our understanding of independent Swiss watchmaking and the appeal of well-engineered, collectible timepieces. From classic mechanical models to modern Oris dive and pilot watches, sellers frequently comment on the clarity of our advice and the smooth experience from valuation to auction. Read genuine Google reviews below from clients who entrusted us with their Oris watches.

 

FAQ - Selling Oris Watches

Yes. Oris watches are increasingly collected, particularly diver and pilot models and limited editions.

Oris is often described as a premium or enthusiast brand, valued for quality, independence, and mechanical focus.

They can enhance value, but are not essential to sell an Oris watch.

Yes. Early pilot and tool watches are actively sought after when in good condition.

Payment is made within 30 days once the buyer has settled in full.

Learn More About Oris Watches

Founded in 1904, Oris is one of Switzerland’s longest-standing independent watchmakers and is distinguished by its exclusive focus on mechanical timepieces. Unlike many brands, Oris does not produce quartz watches, instead concentrating on robust, purpose-built designs rooted in aviation, diving, and motorsport.

Oris is particularly respected for its tool-watch heritage, producing watches that prioritise legibility, durability, and real-world functionality. Models such as the Big Crown Pointer Date have become enduring icons, while the Aquis and Divers Sixty-Five ranges have earned strong followings among collectors of modern dive watches.

In recent years, Oris has strengthened its position in the market through the development of in-house calibres, including the Calibre 400 series, recognised for extended power reserves, anti-magnetic properties, and long service intervals. These technical advances have increased collector interest, particularly for limited editions and early in-house movement models.

Today, Oris watches appeal to a broad audience — from vintage enthusiasts seeking early pilot and military-inspired pieces, to modern collectors drawn to contemporary divers and independent Swiss brands. This growing appreciation ensures continued demand for well-preserved Oris watches on the secondary market.

Need Any Further Assistance?

If you're looking to sell a watch, our team of experts can help you achieve the best possible price. We also offer specialist services for those looking to sell other types of valuable items.  

  

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