Acting as the Official Watch Partner of the AT&T Williams Formula One team, Oris marks Kazuki Nakajima’s debut F1 season by the creation of the Oris Kazuki Nakajima Day Date watch in a limited edition of just 1,088 pieces. Every timepiece bears an individual number.

The design of the dynamic Oris watch has been inspired by Kazuki Nakajima’s world, and his Williams FW30 in particular.

The 42mm case and crown of the watch are crafted from stainless steel and are black PVD-coated, perfectly reflecting dynamic Kazuki style. One more peculiarity of the design is represented by the dial openings suggested by the breathing slots featured by the driver’s racing helmet.

The Oris watch, reviewed by watches.infoniac.com, is equipped with a mechanical automatic movement – ETA caliber 2824-2. True watch connoisseurs may admire the mechanical movement beating inside the document.write(Mk(’%3Db%21isfg%3E%23iuuq%3B00xbudift/jogpojbd/dpn0%23%3Fujnfqjfdf%3D0b%3F’)) through the see-through case-back. The movement incorporates the distinctive Oris red rotor embellished with Kazuki’s logo.

The Oris Kazuki Nakajima Day Date watch is presented on a stylish rubber strap featuring the F1 tyre tread pattern. The strap is fitted with a stainless steel folding clasp, also black PVD-coated.

The minute scale ring on the bezel demonstrates Kazuki’s 2008 racing number “8,” while the lower part of the dial is highlighted by his signature. One more distinctive design feature is the red-and-white seconds hand echoing the colors of the Japanese flag.

The Oris Kazuki Nakajima Day Date watch has inherited all the major characteristics of an Oris motor sports watch, such as the trademark flexible lugs to guarantee an extremely comfortable fit on the wrist.

The timepiece is 100-meter water-resistant.

The Oris watch is a great gift for all Kazuki fans, with highly appealing design and supreme functionality.

Enjoy looking through a fine range of elegant and accurate Oris watches:
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