A longstanding champion of accessibility, independence and technical innovation, Oris is steeped in history and enjoys a fervent global following. New collectors might be surprised by just how many enthusiast meetups have sprung up around the world—62 official chapters, to be precise—where Oris devotees gather to discuss the brand and all topics horological.
At Geneva Watch Days 2026, Oris debuted four distinct timepieces that highlight community, aviation, and whimsical collaboration, leading with the ProPilot X Gonzo Edition, a 44mm titanium tour de force powered by the 10-day Calibre 115 that features openworked design accents and a hidden Gonzo mainspring engraving for $10,500, followed by the Social Club Edition II, a $2,600 43.5mm Aquis Date Relief with a unique "fingerprint" frosted dial, olive NATO strap, and monthly Oris Bear date display, alongside the ProPilot Bronze, a $2,750 dynamic aviation watch pairing a patina-ready bronze case with jet turbine bezel fluting and dark green suede, and rounding out the lineup with the Big Crown Pointer Date 29mm, a downsized classic scaled for smaller wrists offering black or rose gold-colored dials on leather for $2,400 or steel for $2,600.
That sense of community was very much on display at Geneva Watch Days 2026, where the brand presented four novelties that celebrated some of the people and passions that have become part of the Oris microcosm: the Oris Social Club, aviation enthusiasts, female collectors, and The Muppets.
From a set of compact Big Crown Pointer Dates to an exuberant collaboration with The Great Gonzo, Oris once again demonstrated its knack for making serious mechanical watches without taking itself too seriously.
Here are all four of Oris’s new watches from Geneva Watch Days 2026, and their variants.
Oris ProPilot X Gonzo Edition
Powered by the ProPilot X Calibre 115, the Oris ProPilot X Gonzo Edition is the third timepiece that celebrates Oris’s tongue-in-cheek team-up with The Muppets franchise. Just like the Kermit and Miss Piggy Editions of the ProPilot, Gonzo’s wristwatch only reveals the midnight-blue muppet for a fleeting duration—the romantic showman’s mug is inscribed onto this 10-day power reserve wristwatch’s huge mainspring, and reveals itself when the watch is fully wound.
Its blue, red, and yellow openworked dial is complemented by an iridescent dial ring and a chili pepper-shaped power reserve pointer. This 44mm titanium timepiece is priced at US$10,500 and you can read our review of this watch here.
Oris Social Club Edition II
The frosted dial of the Oris Social Club Edition II is meant to resemble the collective fingerprint of the Oris Social Club and its 62 international chapters. The brand chose to create a special edition of its beloved 43.5mm Aquis Date Relief, which is a popular dive watch that’s water resistant to 30m, for its spirited and welcoming fanbase. Oris has placed the Aquis Date Relief on an olive NATO strap for the first time over a decade, and inscribed dedications to the club on both its dial and caseback. Contrasting its bold minute scale bezel, a discreet date window at 6 o’clock reveals the brand’s beloved bear on the first of each month.
Driven by the automatic Oris 733 movement with 41-hour power reserve, it is retailing for US$2,600.
Oris ProPilot Bronze
Also driven by the caliber 733, the ProPilot Date’s updated design was unveiled in November 2025. Its new rendition, which debuted at Geneva Watch Days 2026, beckons AvGeeks with features like jet turbine-inspired bezel fluting, cockpit-style oversized numerals, and an oversized crown inspired by a 1938 reference designed for gloved airmen.
Pairing a bronze case and clasp with Oris’s naturally patinating dial, the Oris ProPilot Bronze comes on a dark green suede strap, with a US$2,750 price tag.
Oris Big Crown Pointer Date 29mm
A central pillar of the Oris catalog since 1938, the Big Crown Pointer Date has just been unveiled in a dainty 29mm case size, with black and rose gold-colored dial options, and available on either a leather strap or steel bracelet
Designed with smaller wrists in mind, this debutant slims the signature design codes of the vaunted Big Crown Pointer Date to more demure proportions, in tune with the case size reduction.
Sporting classic traits like the oversized fluted crown and central date pointer, the Oris Big Crown Pointer Date 29mm is powered by the workhorse Oris 534, which packs 42 hours of autonomy and is based on the time-tested automatic ETA 2671.
The leather strap variants are priced at US$2,400 each, while the bracelet versions are going for US$2,600.
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