Oris TT1 Day Date Ref. 7562

Tool Watch / Sports Watch · Oris SA, independent Swiss watch manufacturer positioned in the accessible luxury tier, renowned for producing exclusively mechanical watches.

Period: Modern Luxury / Neo-Vintage (Early 2000s)

Oris TT1 Day Date Ref. 7562

Type

Tool Watch / Sports Watch

Brand

Oris SA, independent Swiss watch manufacturer positioned in the accessible luxury tier, renowned for producing exclusively mechanical watches.

Movement

Automatic mechanical, Oris 635 (based on ETA 2836-2), 28,800 vph (4 Hz), approximately 38 hours power reserve, 25 jewels.

Dimensions

Case diameter: 42 mm, Case thickness: 11 mm, Lug-to-lug: 49 mm, Lug width: 22 mm.

Description

The Oris TT1 Day Date represents the robust and sporty design language of Oris during the turn of the millennium. Featuring a distinctive 42mm barrel-shaped steel case, a crown positioned uniquely at 4 o'clock, and a legible dial layout with vertical day-date symmetry, it balances utilitarian durability with everyday wearability. The signature multi-link steel bracelet integrates seamlessly into the case, offering a bold wrist presence characteristic of the TT1 motorsport-inspired collection.

Key Features

Symmetrical vertical day (at 12) and date (at 6) display, offset screw-down crown at 4 o'clock, full Arabic numeral dial layout, and the iconic Oris red rotor visible through the exhibition case back.

Dial Description

Black dial with full Arabic numeral hour markers, distinctive day display at 12 o'clock, date display at 6 o'clock, luminous sword hands, and an outer minute track.

Case Material

Stainless steel 316L with a combination of brushed top surfaces and polished bezel and sides.

Crystal Type

Flat scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on the interior.

Bezel Details

Fixed smooth stainless steel bezel with a high-polish finish.

Crown & Pushers

Signed screw-down crown located unusually at the 4 o'clock position, featuring protective shoulders integrated into the case design.

Bracelet or Strap

Original multi-piece stainless steel bracelet with alternating brushed and polished links, secured by a folding clasp.

Caseback Details

Exhibition screw-down case back with a mineral crystal window showcasing the signature Oris red oscillating weight.

Movement Type

Automatic mechanical, Oris 635 (based on ETA 2836-2), 28,800 vph (4 Hz), approximately 38 hours power reserve, 25 jewels.

Water Resistance

Rated to 100 meters (10 ATM / 330 feet), suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and recreational water sports, but not professional scuba diving.

Origin & Provenance

Swiss Made, manufactured in Hölstein, Switzerland, utilizing an outsourced and heavily modified ETA-based automatic movement.

Age Estimate

Circa 2000s to early 2010s production era.

Cultural Significance

The TT1 line helped solidify Oris's modern identity as a maker of high-value, distinctively styled mechanical tool watches that appeal to everyday enthusiasts looking for genuine Swiss heritage outside of the dominant conglomerate groups.

Condition Notes

Very good used condition with normal surface scratches on the polished bezel, case sides, and bracelet links consistent with careful wear. The crystal remains clean, the dial and hands are pristine, and the mechanical functions operate correctly.

Value Estimate

Estimated secondary market value ranges between $600 and $1,100 USD, heavily dependent on the inclusion of original box, papers, and overall bracelet condition.

Care & Maintenance

Recommended mechanical service interval every 5 to 7 years to ensure lubrication integrity. Avoid exposing the watch to strong magnetic fields and ensure the crown is fully screwed down before water exposure.

Similar Watches

Oris Artix, Hamilton Khaki Field Auto, Sinn 556, TAG Heuer Link Automatic.

Interesting Facts

Oris is one of the few historic Swiss watch houses that produces exclusively mechanical watches, entirely abandoning quartz movements in the late 20th century. The red rotor has become a registered trademark and visual signature of the brand's mechanical philosophy.

Identified on 10/24/2026