News just in… you can now buy Oris watches with Bitcoin at Jura Watches! Cryptocurrencies have taken the world by storm and Bitcoin in particular has become the world’s most popular digital token. Despite cryptocurrency allowing for fast, safe and convenient transactions for both parties, only a handful of online retailers accept cryptocurrency as a payment method. But don’t worry, Jura Watches remains as innovative as ever and now accepts cryptocurrency on all watch purchases.
To buy Oris watches with Bitcoin, simply head to the Jura Watches website here and add your desired timepiece to the basket. Make your way through the checkout process and when you hit the “Payment Method”, select the Coinbase Commerce option. From there, you can select your cryptocurrency of choice including Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum (ETH), Dai (DAI), Litecoin (LTC) and USD Coin (USDC). Then all you need to do is scan the QR code or copy the details provided to send the calculated cryptocurrency amount to the corresponding address. Your luxury watch order will then be processed by the team!
About Oris
Founded in 1904 in the Swiss town of Hölstein, Oris was the brainchild of Paul Cattin and Georges Christian who named their company after a nearby brook. Between 1906 and 1925 another 5 more factories would be opened in Switzerland, taking on a total of 300 employees. The mix of designers, watch technicians and skilled artisans would be responsible for developing and supplying premium mechanical watches fitted with reliable movements and highly technical features. Over the next few years, Oris would begin supplying wristwatches to the military during the Second World War such as their iconic Big Crown which was designed especially to be controlled while wearing thick pilot gloves.
During the sixties, Oris began manufacturing Swiss lever escapements and focused its attention on creating diver watches. The first model boasted luminescent markers, a unidirectional rotating bezel, a bold design and a water resistant case. The Oris Calibre 652, with a superior lever escapement, was chronometer certified and accurate to the highest Swiss standards. By 1969, Oris had become one of the world’s top 10 largest watch companies and employed over 800 people over various factories in Hölstein and beyond.
Since then, Oris has brought to life an incredible range of multi-purpose watches designed for diving, aviation, motor racing and all-round elegance. Some of their most notable collections include the Aquis, Sixty-Dive Divers, Artelier, Big Crown and Pro Diver. As masters of mechanical watches, Oris are also one of only a handful of Swiss watch brands that only use mechanical movements within their watches, believing that automatic and hand winding calibres are where the beauty of watchmaking is at. To supplement this, they manufacture their own range of in-house movements including the incredible Calibre 400 which delivers a 5 day power reserve and a 10 year warranty. To discover all the latest Oris watch collections and to buy Oris watches with Bitcoin, head over to the Jura Watches website here.
