Oris forayed into movement production in 2014 with calibre 110. A hand-wound movement with a 10-day power reserve, 110 became the base for all the future movements developed by Oris, including calibre 114. 114 is the fifth in-house movement by Oris, introduced at Baselworld 2018 with the debut of a GMT version of the Big Crown ProPilot.

A fairly understated timepiece, this Big Crown ProPilot Calibre 114 is all about the genius movement that beats within. In addition to being hand-wound with a 10-day power reserve like the previous four movements, calibre 114 also boasts a GMT complication and that too with half-hour time zones. Hence, one can account for timezones in countries like Australia and India as well with this Oris watch. The GMT function marked quite legibly on the dial and indicated through a red arrow-tipped hand operates on a caller GMT format. Further, this calibre is integrated with a non-linear power reserve indicator, which means that the movement of the power reserve indicator hand is not consistent. It'll move faster when the watch is fully wound and slower when the energy is close to cessation. The dial likewise evidences this as the gap between the days on the indicator scale dwindles gradually from one to 10. It's worth noting that Oris provides this staggering power autonomy with the aid of just one barrel.

At Second Movement, the pre-owned division of Ethos Watches, we adhere to a rigorous verification process where expert watchmakers carefully inspect every watch to certify its authenticity, ensuring it is not counterfeit. We also go to the maximum extent possible to ensure that the timepiece is not a stolen property and that all duties are paid. However, in the absence of any central database, a 100% verification is unlikely for any pre-owned entity in India. Nevertheless, we can still provide a provenance guarantee for watches purchased from Ethos.