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A limited edition for the largest fish in the sea. Calling for a sea change: Introducing the Oris Wh

A limited edition for the largest fish in the sea. Calling for a sea change: Introducing the Oris Whale Shark Limited Edition Oris’ latest watch supporting initiatives to protect marine life and affect ‘change for the better’ highlights the threat to the largest fish of the ocean Oris doesn’t need to fish for compliments. Aside from their high-value offerings and reliable mechanical timekeeping, the thoughtful themes behind some of their special editions are bound to gain your respect. Their latest creation is an addition to their ongoing mission to clean, restore and protect the world’s water and direct everyone’s attention towards the alarming ecological imbalance. Say hello to the Whale Shark Limited Edition—the timepiece that is shining a spotlight on the majestic sea-dweller and how human activity is pushing it to the brink of extinction. An exclusive, 2,016-piece limited edition for a worthy cause Based on the Oris Aquis GMT diver’s watch, the Oris Whale Shark special edition is limited to 2,016 pieces. The number marks the year the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) made the landmark announcement of adding it to the endangered list. At a glance, the most distinguishing element is the dial with a special engraved pattern inspired by the whale shark’s skin. Scroll right down to learn about the magnificent whale shark and its cause that inspired Oris. Read on to take a closer look at this stunning timepiece’s features. MRP: ₹2,35,200 For more information, please call our Luxury Watch Helpline on [+91 8725028882](tel:08725028882), [+91 8725028884](tel:08725028884) [Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp]( The well-adapted Aquis design and its chiselled case structure Apart from the noble cause it represents, the watch looks stunningly beautiful. Sized at 43.5mm, the polished, multi-piece, high-grade stainless steel case presents a sleek appearance despite being robust and water-resistant to 300m. It presents the same chiselled good looks that Oris’ bestselling Aquis watches are known for, with angular lugs that almost make the bracelet look integrated. On the case is a rotatable steel bezel with knurled edges for a firm grip, and a scratch-resistant ceramic insert, with a 24-hour GMT scale, instead of the usual 60-minute timer scale that you would see on a regular dive watch. Equipped with a GMT feature—the most useful complication in watches The ceramic on the bezel is divided into blue and black, to roughly represent the day and night hours in a reference time zone. The GMT complication itself is a feature that many will appreciate, since it’s arguably the most useful function, beyond basic timekeeping. The secondary time zone is indicated via a central 24-hour hand and a 24-hour scale, while you can simply rotate the bezel to have the hand indicate yet another reference time. Additionally, a date display sits at three o’clock. Displayed on a fascinating dial inspired by the skin of the gorgeous whale shark The most distinguishing factor, though, is the dial itself, with its engraved pattern inspired by the whale shark’s skin. Ensuring a crystal-clear view of the textured display is the sapphire crystal glass, with its antireflective coating on the inside. MRP: ₹2,35,200 For more information, please call our Luxury Watch Helpline on [+91 8725028882](tel:08725028882), [+91 8725028884](tel:08725028884) [Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp]( With the hands and indices adequately filled with Super-LumiNova, the dial is legible even at diving depths The whale shark on the reverse The steel caseback features a more direct depiction of the whale shark by way of a special engraving of the gentle giant in the centre, surrounded by a ring with the name of the watch and the limited edition number—unique to each piece. The screwed-down caseback helps ensure the case’s water-resistance of 300m—also engraved on the caseback, among other details. Powered by a reliable automatic calibre The watch is powered by the Oris 798 self-winding mechanical movement that is based on the Sellita movement SW 330-1. It runs at a frequency of 28,800vph and offers a standard power reserve of 42 hours. Aside from the three-hand timekeeping, the date and the GMT hand, the calibre also offers an instantaneous date-change, fine-timing device, and a stop-seconds system to ensure accuracy, and even while setting the time. MRP: ₹2,35,200 For more information, please call our Luxury Watch Helpline on [+91 8725028882](tel:08725028882), [+91 8725028884](tel:08725028884) [Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp]( Supporting the whale shark and helping our delicate ecosystem This watch is the latest in Oris’ long-running line of watches supporting marine conservation—be it for cleaner oceans or protecting flora and fauna. The Whale Shark Limited Edition seeks to amplify conversations on threats to our planet’s ecosystem, and spread the word about the endangered whale shark. Unlike a whale, a whale shark is not a mammal. It’s a fish and that too the largest one in the sea, and it can grow more than 40ft in length. To put that figure into perspective—imagine a yellow school bus swimming! And unlike sharks, they are not at all aggressive; they even let swimmers grab onto them for a ride! Despite their massive size, these members of the prehistoric Rhincodontidae family just love devouring plankton and scooping up tiny fish with their colossal gaping mouths. Coming to the key issue… A whale shark can live for up to 70 years, but according to the IUCN, their population is decreasing and the species is heading towards extinction. Going by IUCN’s 2016 data, their global population had halved over the previous 75 years. The slow-moving gentle giants are becoming prey to legal and illegal fishing and even to collisions with boats. Not everyone is ignorant about or indifferent towards the dwindling number of whale sharks. Explorer and photographer Gerardo del Villar, for instance, is particularly concerned about the creatures’ plight. “They help to eliminate the weak and sick and to maintain balance with competitors, thus guaranteeing species diversity. Without whale sharks, ecosystems will collapse in the future,” explains the Oris ambassador, who has spent 15 years documenting the whale shark. “As top predators, they play an important role in the ecosystem by keeping species below them in the food chain, and as indicators of ocean health.” Del Villar lists the creation of marine protected areas, spreading more awareness about whale sharks, and curbing sea pollution as a few possible measures to protect the species. However, it’s not a one-person job. A mission of this magnitude will always require a collective effort. And going by their track record, Oris have always been eager to play their part in conserving the environment, especially the marine ecosystems. “We’re not going to stop drawing attention to the issues facing the world’s water. We’re proud to work with Gerardo and support his work, but this is a drop in the ocean. To bring change for the better, everyone needs to play their part,” states Rolf Studer, Oris’ co-CEO. Oris continue to play their part, helping Gerardo spread the word via documentaries and exhibitions. A watch may not change the world, but it can do its bit, as can you. And every drop does make the ocean. The Oris Whale Shark Limited Edition in a nutshell - Case: Stainless steel, 43.5mm in diameter, with a bidirectional-rotating bezel featuring a ceramic insert - Glass: Sapphire crystal - Caseback: Stainless steel, screwed down, with special engravings and details - Water resistance: 300m - Dial: Blue, texture inspired by a whale shark's skin; Super-LumiNova details - Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, GMT - Movement: Oris 798, automatic, 42-hour power reserve - Strap: Stainless steel - Limited edition: 2,016 pieces MRP: ₹2,35,200 For more information, please call our Luxury Watch Helpline on [+91 8725028882](tel:08725028882), [+91 8725028884](tel:08725028884) [Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp]( [Explore all Oris watches]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( Ethos Watch Boutiques India's largest chain of luxury watch boutiques. 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