Male watches Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Hank Aaron Limited Edition 01 754 7785 4081-Set

Movement
Automatic
Case material
Steel
Crystal material
Sapphire - anti-reflective
Weight
68 g
Waterproof
50 m

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The Swiss Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Hank Aaron Limited Edition 01 754 7785 4081-Set impresses with its attractive retro pilot style and excellent workmanship. This model will serve you excellently not only in the clouds, but also in everyday wear. This limited edition was produced in only 2,297 pieces for the whole world and is dedicated to the legendary American baseball player Hank Aaron.

The case of the Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Hank Aaron Limited Edition 0175477854081-Set is made of stainless steel and is complemented by a leather strap. Also included is an extra nylon strap and a tool to replace it. The lunette is decorated with the typical scalloping that symbolizes the turbine of an aircraft engine. Inside the case, the Oris 754 Swiss mechanical movement (based on the Sellita SW200-1) with automatic winding works reliably. This movement has 26 jewel settings and operates at a frequency of 28,800 semi-frequencies per hour (4 Hz). There is also a date display in the form of a fourth hand.

The perfectly clear dial, rendered in a retro pilot style, is protected by an arched sapphire crystal that is maximally scratch-resistant. An internal anti-reflective coating ensures legibility in bright light. In darkness and low light conditions, the Superluminova luminescence on the hands and indexes is at your service. The water resistance of this watch is 50 m ( 5 ATM), so it can also handle contact with water, such as a shower or rain. The water resistance is supported by a screw-down crown.

This limited edition was produced in only 2,297 pieces for the entire world and is dedicated to the legendary American baseball player Hank Aaron. Hank Aaron (born in 1934 and died in 2021) achieved a batting average of 305, recorded 3,771 hits and 755 home runs, a Major League Baseball (MLB) record for 33 long years. In all of his 25 seasons in MLB, he was selected to the all-stars team, a record so far. His number 44 was retired in his honor on both MLB teams he played on - that is, the Atlanta Braves and the Milwaukee Brewers. In 1975, he won the World Series with the Milwaukee Brewers, the final playoff game of the American MLB baseball playoffs. He was nicknamed The Hammer or Hammerin' Hank because of his hard hitting. The limit number 2279 symbolizes his statistic of 2279 RBI. This figure shows how many points the player scored for the team with his hits. For example, if a batter hits a home run with two runners on base, the batter scores 3RBI (the team scores 3 points).

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