# 2 Watches - Ball (50%) / Oris (50%) ## Collection Type by Style: Diver: 100% Ball Engineer III Marvelight Chronometer, Oris Aquis Date Green Dial Steel Case 43.5 ## Collection Type by Movement: Automatic: 100% Ball Engineer III Marvelight Chronometer, Oris Aquis Date Green Dial Steel Case 43.5 ## Overall Collection Rating: 8.5/10.0 This collection features two robust diver watches, appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate durability and functionality. The balance between the two brands showcases a blend of innovation and classic design. ## Breakdown by Watch Collection Metrics: - **Brand - Rating 8.5/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - Both brands are well-respected in the diving watch community, known for their reliability and craftsmanship. - **History & Innovation - Rating 8.0/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - Ball has a rich history in watchmaking, particularly in the realm of luminous technology, while Oris is known for its commitment to mechanical movements. - **Rarity - Rating 7.5/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - Both watches are relatively accessible but have limited editions that enhance their exclusivity. - **Material - Rating 8.0/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - Both watches utilize high-quality stainless steel and durable materials suitable for diving. - **Movement - Rating 8.5/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - Both feature reliable automatic movements, with Ball's chronometer certification adding a layer of precision. - **Versatility - Rating 7.0/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - While both are primarily diving watches, they can be worn in casual and formal settings. - **Complications - Rating 6.5/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - Basic complications are present, focusing on timekeeping and water resistance. - **Functions - Rating 9.0/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - Both watches offer excellent water resistance and visibility, essential for diving. - **Dials & Design - Rating 8.5/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - Both watches feature attractive designs with clear dials, enhancing legibility underwater. - **Cohesiveness - Rating 8.0/10.0 (Weight: 10%)** - The collection maintains a strong thematic focus on diving, appealing to enthusiasts of the genre. ## Collection Strengths and Potential Ways for Improvement The collection's strengths lie in its focus on diving functionality and robust design. To improve, consider adding a watch with advanced complications or a unique style to diversify the collection. ## Watch by Watch Summary ### 1) Ball Engineer III Marvelight Chronometer (8.5) - Price Estimate: $2,200. - **Brand (8.5), History & Innovation (8.0), Rarity (7.5), Material (8.0), Movement (8.5), Complications (6.5), Functions (9.0), Dials & Design (8.5), Versatility (7.0), Cohesiveness (8.0)** - Features a chronometer-certified automatic movement, luminous markers, and a robust stainless steel case, designed for optimal visibility underwater. ### 2) Oris Aquis Date Green Dial Steel Case 43.5 (8.5) - Price Estimate: $2,400. - **Brand (8.5), History & Innovation (8.0), Rarity (7.5), Material (8.0), Movement (8.5), Complications (6.5), Functions (9.0), Dials & Design (8.5), Versatility (7.0), Cohesiveness (8.0)** - Known for its striking green dial and excellent water resistance, this watch combines style with functionality, making it suitable for both diving and everyday wear. --- ### Footnote "A.I. WatchMetrics Review v. 6.20" ```