1960s Oris 7312 Field Watch - Manual Winding - Serviced

This Oris 7312 is a great example of a simple, honest field watch. It comes in a 32mm small by today's standards but right for the era, and it sits low and comfortable on the wrist. Looks just as good with jeans and a t-shirt as it does under a shirt cuff.

The dial is where it really shines - a black outer ring with a grey center, Arabic numerals, a printed minute track and a small seconds subdial at 6 with a nice concentric finish - which some also called this a military dial. The lume on the numerals and hands has aged to an even cream and everything matches, which is exactly what you want to see (and what I look for first). it's paired on a new vintage style band.

Inside is a manual-wind 17 jewel Oris movement(ETA based), with "Anti-Shock" right there on the dial. Winding it every morning is half the fun of a watch like this. Recently got serviced and runs accurately. Happy to answer any questions and provide more pictures!

Specifications:
Age: 1960s
Case Size: 32mm(Excluding Crown)
Lug Width: 16mm
Movement: Manual Winding 17 Jewels

Please note: That the images presented on this listing are captured using a 100mm macro lens camera. This specialized lens allows for extremely detailed close-ups, As a result, some images may show dust specs and hairline scratches that are impossible to see with a human eye. It's important to understand that these imperfections do not affect the overall quality of the time piece. We strive to showcase the true essence of the subjects we photograph while providing an honest representation of the photographic process.