Oris has added a fresh olive-green dial to the Divers Date, and it suits the watch without trying too hard.
The shade brings a field-gear sensibility to a compact dive watch that was already designed to move easily between water, city and weekend use.
Rather than reworking the formula, Oris has leaned into the practical character that has shaped the Divers Date line since its 1960s roots.
At a glance
- Oris has expanded the Divers Date collection with a new olive-green dial variation.
- The 39mm steel dive watch keeps its black ceramic bezel insert, Super-LumiNova detailing and 200m water resistance.
- It runs on the automatic Oris 733 movement and comes with both a steel bracelet and black rubber strap.
An olive dial with field-watch energy
The new dial colour is the key change, and it gives the Divers Date a more grounded, outdoors-facing personality.
Olive green has become a familiar colour in modern watchmaking, but here it feels less decorative than functional, sitting naturally with the watch’s tool-watch brief.
It also helps separate this Divers Date from brighter or more overtly nautical dive watches.
The overall look is still clean and legible, with applied hour markers and hands treated with Super-LumiNova® for low-light reading.
A compact diver built for daily use
The 39mm steel case is central to the watch’s appeal, especially for wearers who want a dive watch without the bulk often associated with the category.
Oris pairs it with a unidirectional rotating bezel and a black ceramic insert, giving the watch the essential hardware expected of a contemporary diver.
Water resistance is rated to 200 metres, which keeps it firmly in practical dive-watch territory even if most owners will wear it far from the water.
That everyday versatility is the point here, with the Divers Date positioned less as specialist equipment and more as a robust daily watch with real aquatic credibility.
The Oris 733 movement and strap setup
Inside is the Oris 733 self-winding movement, displaying hours, minutes, seconds and date.
Its 41-hour power reserve is straightforward and usable, matching the watch’s no-nonsense character.
The steel bracelet includes a quick-change system, and Oris also supplies a black rubber strap.
That second strap meaningfully changes the watch’s personality, taking it from bracelet-equipped daily diver to a more relaxed sport watch without needing a trip to a watchmaker.
Details & Specifications
| Brand | Oris |
|---|---|
| Model | Divers Date |
| Case size | 39mm |
| Case material | Steel |
| Dial | Olive green with applied hour markers |
| Bezel | Unidirectional rotating bezel with black ceramic insert |
| Movement | Oris 733 self-winding movement |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds and date |
| Power reserve | 41 hours |
| Water resistance | 200 metres |
| Lume | Super-LumiNova® on hands and hour markers |
| Strap or bracelet | Steel bracelet with quick-change system and additional black rubber strap |
This new Divers Date works because it doesn’t strain to redefine the model.
It simply gives Oris’s compact everyday diver a colour with purpose, and that may be enough to make it one of the more wearable versions of the collection.
