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When last we looked at an Oris, it was the beautiful beast known as the Aquis Regulateur Der Meistertaucher. This solid titanium diver impressed with its unique design and flawless execution. When I think of Oris, that is the type of piece that comes to mind. Whether an modern and advanced diver, or a clean and crisp pilot, the Oris' that are most commonly seen are in the sport variety. Today, we're going to take a look at a watch that is very different from that, showing off the brand's versatility.The Oris John Coltrane Limited Edition was first introduced at Basel World a couple of years ago that immediately caught our attention. As part of their line of LE watches that are inspired by famous Jazz musicians, the Coltrane is a 50's style dress watch with very subtle hints at its patron musician. The design begins it inspiration with Coltrane's seminal album, Blue Train, which was released in 1957, setting the stage for the era for the aesthetic.The design draws on classic designs fro

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