Here is the Oris Swiss Hunter Review..just to share....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8DxsGfLqjshttp://www.watchsource.eu/oris/oris-swiss-hunter-team-limited-edition-specs-pictures/
When the Hawker Hunter jet was first flown over Swiss territory in 1958, it immediately became one of the Swiss Army’s key components. Although withdrawn from service, it continues to be flown today by the Swiss Hunter Team of the Aviation Museum in Altenrhein, a group of former military pilots with a passion for the fabulous Hunter. Oris has dedicated a limited series to these men, who work day after day to keep the Hunter in good working order. With its high-performance calibre Oris 644, its knurled bezel, its “instrument panel” dial, and the word “Hunter” engraved on the tip of the date hand, this is a must for aviation aficionados. The presentation box comes with a Hunter ejection seat safety splint key-ring. Limited series of 1,958 watches.
Movement Self-winding, calibre Oris 644
Functions Hours, minutes, seconds, date
Case Multi-piece stainless steel with anthracite PVD coating, 46 mm
Limited edition number engraved on rim at 9 o’clock
Sapphire crystal domed on both sides, with anti-reflective coating on the inside
Screw-down back with mineral window
Water-resistant to 10 bar (100 m)
Dial Two-piece, black
Centre date hand
Small seconds at 9 o’clock
Superluminova numerals and hour-markers
Nickel hands with luminescent inlay
Bracelet/Strap Dark-brown leather with matching folding clasp
