There’s an obvious kinshop between a solutions-driven environmental organization like Pacific Garbage Screening and a Swiss watch company like Oris. Throw in the general altruistic and responsible nature of the Swiss, and I can see where this watch is genuinely more than a marketing move. And we know the problems presented by plastic in the ocean are completely legitimate and that it’s been ignored for way too long. It’s been a looming issue, so for a watch company to step up to the plate and take a stance, like Oris has been doing for a few years now, is certainly meaningful. Oris could churn out perfectly acceptable dive watches, or they could take on a cause like this and funnel capital and attention towards something impactful and produce capable dive watches at the same time. Kudos to Oris for pursuing the latter.
Introducing The Oris Clean Ocean Limited Edition
