Re: ORIS
Δημοσιεύτηκε: Τετ Ιουν 29, 2011 7:16 pm
δεν παιζεστε............. δεν παιζεστε.............Σελίδα 16 από 62
δεν παιζεστε.............Re: ORIS
Δημοσιεύτηκε: Τετ Ιουν 29, 2011 8:13 pm
Γιατί όχι? Έχει κανείς εμπειρία σε photoshop να σχεδιάσει ένα ρολόι με φούξια δείκτες & στεφάνη, να το προτείνουμε στην Oris?? 
Μπορεί να της αρέσει και να γίνει η Oris η πρώτη "gay friendly watch making company"!!
Μπορεί να της αρέσει και να γίνει η Oris η πρώτη "gay friendly watch making company"!!
Re: ORIS
Δημοσιεύτηκε: Τετ Ιουν 29, 2011 9:12 pm
Αχχ..αυτα τα εργαλεια.. 
Re: ORIS
Δημοσιεύτηκε: Τετ Ιουν 29, 2011 11:15 pm
καλα δεν θεωρω σοβαρη εταιρεια την Oris αν δεν βγαλει και το limited Oris Kasos Dive limited σε περιορισμενο αριθμο δυο
τεμαχιων ... ενα για μενα και ενα για τον Δημητρη dimRHO
τεμαχιων ... ενα για μενα και ενα για τον Δημητρη dimRHO
Re: ORIS
Δημοσιεύτηκε: Πέμ Ιουν 30, 2011 12:45 am
Κώστα προηγείται το Oris Greek salad Diver με στεγανότητα στα 1000 μέτρα ελαιόλαδο με κάσα ανθεκτική στο αλάτι της φέτας και με λουράκι καουτσούκ που θα μυρίζει, αντί για βανίλλια, ρίγανη!
Αλλά τί λέω: θα την προλάβει την Oris η Hublot και θα το παρουσιάσει ο Biver ντυμένος ντομάτα...
Αλλά τί λέω: θα την προλάβει την Oris η Hublot και θα το παρουσιάσει ο Biver ντυμένος ντομάτα...
Re: ORIS
Δημοσιεύτηκε: Πέμ Ιουν 30, 2011 2:56 am
pontioz έγραψε:Κώστα προηγείται το Oris Greek salad Diver με στεγανότητα στα 1000 μέτρα ελαιόλαδο με κάσα ανθεκτική στο αλάτι της φέτας και με λουράκι καουτσούκ που θα μυρίζει, αντί για βανίλλια, ρίγανη!
Αλλά τί λέω: θα την προλάβει την Oris η Hublot και θα το παρουσιάσει ο Biver ντυμένος ντομάτα...
Ειδικα το τελευταιο ηταν κορυφαιο Re: ORIS
Δημοσιεύτηκε: Πέμ Ιουν 30, 2011 2:22 pm
pontioz έγραψε:Κώστα προηγείται το Oris Greek salad Diver με στεγανότητα στα 1000 μέτρα ελαιόλαδο με κάσα ανθεκτική στο αλάτι της φέτας και με λουράκι καουτσούκ που θα μυρίζει, αντί για βανίλλια, ρίγανη!
Αλλά τί λέω: θα την προλάβει την Oris η Hublot και θα το παρουσιάσει ο Biver ντυμένος ντομάτα...
Re: ORIS
Δημοσιεύτηκε: Κυρ Ιούλ 03, 2011 12:17 pm
Γιουρικα μου εστω καθυστερημενα λεω να παραγγειλω ενα Greek salad diver αν προλαβαινωpontioz έγραψε:Κώστα προηγείται το Oris Greek salad Diver με στεγανότητα στα 1000 μέτρα ελαιόλαδο με κάσα ανθεκτική στο αλάτι της φέτας και με λουράκι καουτσούκ που θα μυρίζει, αντί για βανίλλια, ρίγανη!
Αλλά τί λέω: θα την προλάβει την Oris η Hublot και θα το παρουσιάσει ο Biver ντυμένος ντομάτα...
Re: ORIS
Δημοσιεύτηκε: Κυρ Ιούλ 03, 2011 5:36 pm
Βέβαια!
Διάλεξε κάσα: ασπρη (λευκό αλεύρι) ή PVD (ολικής άλεσης)!
Διάλεξε κάσα: ασπρη (λευκό αλεύρι) ή PVD (ολικής άλεσης)!
Re: ORIS
Δημοσιεύτηκε: Δευ Ιούλ 18, 2011 11:38 pm
The History of Oris Watches
Oris S.A. Watches is a Swiss mechanical watchmaker with a license to make chronometers. Since 1904, Oris has stuck with its core business: high quality, self-winding, mechanical watches.
The ASUAG watch group took over Oris in 1970, but the company gained independence again in 1982 and reinvented itself with a series of strategic partnerships and special editions.
Beginnings
Paul Catting and Georges Christian founded Oris in 1904 in Hölstein, Switzerland. Focusing only on mechanical watches, they opened their first store two years later. Expansion was rapid. By 1911, they employed 300 people. Oris built accommodations for workers, fed them in the company cafeteria and transported them to work. By 1925, Oris had opened its own electroplating factory in Ziefen, and had facilities in Como, Courgenay, Herbetswil and Holderbank.
Watches
In 1925, Oris created its first wristwatches, entering the modern era. After Christian's death in 1927, Oris went public with Christian's brother-in-law Oscar Herzog as CEO. By 1937, it had a dial factory in Bienne.
Oris launched its classic movement No. 601 in 1952. It had automatic winding and a battery and is still available today. By the 1960s, Oris had 800 workers and was among the top 10 largest Swiss watchmakers.
A chronometer is a kind of watch with exceptional accuracy. In 1968, the Observatoire Astronomique et Chronométrique in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, gave Oris' No. 652 movement its highest honor: the full chronometer certification.
Takeover
In 1970, ASUAG (Allgemeine Schweizerische Uhrenindustrie AG, or General Swiss Watch Industries) bought out Oris, adding another watchmaker to its stable of companies.
The advent of quartz made watches cheaper and easy to mass produce. ASUAG marketed Oris as an inexpensive watch producer, a designation that failed to consider its high quality and technical expertise. This poor categorization affected Oris deeply and it was forced to lay off staff.
In 1982, Oris' management bought itself out of ASUAG, one year before it merged with SSIH and became SMH, Swiss Corporation for Microelectronics and Watchmaking Industries Ltd. In 1998, SMH would rename itself to Swatch.
Independence
Rolf Portmann was chairman of the newly independent company and Ulrich W. Herzog was CEO. By 1984, the company had established itself in Japan.
Oris' new goal was to become a world leader in affordable mechanical watches. As of 2009, Oris watches start at around $600 and the highly technical ones cost several thousand dollars.
In 1996, Oris started its involvement in jazz by sponsoring the Oris London Jazz Festival. Each year it created collectible limited editions to celebrate jazz greats. The special editions also celebrate Formula 1 drivers and events such as the 2004 Oris centennial.
Sports
In 2002, Oris aligned with Formula 1 driver Allan McNish. A year later it started to sponsor the BMW Williams F1 team, providing watches in an exclusive deal. Oris also began to make diving watches that could withstand huge pressure. Record-breaking diver Carlos Coste became another celebrity spokesman for Oris. In 2008, Oris added the air to its collection of domains when it announced its sponsorship of the Blue Eagles Helicopter Display team, who wear the BC4 Aviation collection.
http://www.ehow.com/about_5409491_histo ... tches.html
Oris S.A. Watches is a Swiss mechanical watchmaker with a license to make chronometers. Since 1904, Oris has stuck with its core business: high quality, self-winding, mechanical watches.
The ASUAG watch group took over Oris in 1970, but the company gained independence again in 1982 and reinvented itself with a series of strategic partnerships and special editions.
Beginnings
Paul Catting and Georges Christian founded Oris in 1904 in Hölstein, Switzerland. Focusing only on mechanical watches, they opened their first store two years later. Expansion was rapid. By 1911, they employed 300 people. Oris built accommodations for workers, fed them in the company cafeteria and transported them to work. By 1925, Oris had opened its own electroplating factory in Ziefen, and had facilities in Como, Courgenay, Herbetswil and Holderbank.
Watches
In 1925, Oris created its first wristwatches, entering the modern era. After Christian's death in 1927, Oris went public with Christian's brother-in-law Oscar Herzog as CEO. By 1937, it had a dial factory in Bienne.
Oris launched its classic movement No. 601 in 1952. It had automatic winding and a battery and is still available today. By the 1960s, Oris had 800 workers and was among the top 10 largest Swiss watchmakers.
A chronometer is a kind of watch with exceptional accuracy. In 1968, the Observatoire Astronomique et Chronométrique in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, gave Oris' No. 652 movement its highest honor: the full chronometer certification.
Takeover
In 1970, ASUAG (Allgemeine Schweizerische Uhrenindustrie AG, or General Swiss Watch Industries) bought out Oris, adding another watchmaker to its stable of companies.
The advent of quartz made watches cheaper and easy to mass produce. ASUAG marketed Oris as an inexpensive watch producer, a designation that failed to consider its high quality and technical expertise. This poor categorization affected Oris deeply and it was forced to lay off staff.
In 1982, Oris' management bought itself out of ASUAG, one year before it merged with SSIH and became SMH, Swiss Corporation for Microelectronics and Watchmaking Industries Ltd. In 1998, SMH would rename itself to Swatch.
Independence
Rolf Portmann was chairman of the newly independent company and Ulrich W. Herzog was CEO. By 1984, the company had established itself in Japan.
Oris' new goal was to become a world leader in affordable mechanical watches. As of 2009, Oris watches start at around $600 and the highly technical ones cost several thousand dollars.
In 1996, Oris started its involvement in jazz by sponsoring the Oris London Jazz Festival. Each year it created collectible limited editions to celebrate jazz greats. The special editions also celebrate Formula 1 drivers and events such as the 2004 Oris centennial.
Sports
In 2002, Oris aligned with Formula 1 driver Allan McNish. A year later it started to sponsor the BMW Williams F1 team, providing watches in an exclusive deal. Oris also began to make diving watches that could withstand huge pressure. Record-breaking diver Carlos Coste became another celebrity spokesman for Oris. In 2008, Oris added the air to its collection of domains when it announced its sponsorship of the Blue Eagles Helicopter Display team, who wear the BC4 Aviation collection.
http://www.ehow.com/about_5409491_histo ... tches.html