
Fortis | Oris |
Every Product Comes With a 2 Year Warranty | Comes With A 2 Year Warranty |
Reasonably Good At Value Retention | Better Value Retention For Higher- End Watches Mostly |
Uses GMT Movement | Uses ETA And Selitta Movements |
Generally A Bit More Costly | Generally Cheaper Then Oris Watches |
Comparatively New | Has A Richer History And Is More Experienced In The Field |
Watches For Men And Women | Watches For Men And Women |
High-Quality, Nicely Engineered Watches | Made With Perplexity And Comes With A Wide Variety Of Designs As Well |
Less Stylish Watches | Has More Design Variations |
Has Some Very Unique Designs To Offer To Its Customer Base | Offers More Diversity When It Comes To Design And Style |
More Durable | Immensely Durable |
Made In Switzerland | Made In Switzerland |
Comparatively Less Known | More Reputed Then Fortis Watches |
Comparatively Less Optimized Online Store | A Better Optimized Online Store |
Founded In 1912 | Founded In 1904 |
Oris Is An Year Older Then Rolex As A Watch Brand
Conclusion!
Oris takes the win in this watch’ brand comparison, not only does it have more diversity in designs to offer to its customer base, but it is also more renowned in the watch’ community. Furthermore, it also comes with decent value retention especially when it comes to its higher-end watches, and Oris watcehs also tend to be generally a bit cheaper then Fortis watches.
But on the other hand, there is no doubt to the quality of Fortis watches and their movements, and they are, generally speaking, comparatively a bit better when it comes to value retention when compared with Oris watches, and they too have some unique designs to offer to their customer base.
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