…a complex display that puts a lot of focus on thoughtful, quality dial finishing.
Hodinkee · April 2026
Introducing: The OraOrea Coriolis Pointer Date From Worn & Wound's Zach Starr Weiss
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In the Press
Since the Coriolis Pointer Date was introduced in April 2026, it has been written about by publications we've long read and admired. A selection is gathered here.
- Hodinkee
- SJX
- Fratello
- Monochrome
- Gear Patrol
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“…does not look like a first watch from a first-year brand.”
OraOrea & The Critic Who Built His Own WatchRead → -
“…curved at the tip for better legibility — an unexpected detail in the price segment.”
Zach Weiss Launches OraOrea with the Coriolis Pointer DateRead → -
“It's a great inaugural release from OraOrea.”
Introducing the OraOrea Coriolis Pointer Date CollectionRead → -
“…an everyday watch with a strong identity.”
New Brand OraOrea Debuts with the Coriolis Pointer DateRead → -
“…bursting with small details that watch geeks love to nerd out over.”
This Details-Packed Everyday Watch Is Made for Enthusiasts, by EnthusiastsRead →
Also featured in Hodinkee Japan and Hourstriker.
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- OraOrea — Worn & Wound’s Zach Starr Weiss Launches His Own BrandListen →
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