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Introducing the Oris Artelier Complication

The revived Artelier Complication presents a poetic moon-phase and a GMT function in a clean, decidedly contemporary design. Three executions are available.
Oris: Artelier Complication, ref. 01 782 7811 4051-07 6 20 17, title
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Unveiled at Watches and Wonders 2026, the new Artelier Complication marks the return of one of Oris’s most elegant watches. Reinterpreted with a lighter, more architectural touch, it combines a moon-phase display with a GMT function, two of the most sought-after complications. The redesign was led by 24-year-old Product Design Engineer Lena Huwiler, whose approach focused on clarity, proportion, and emotional resonance. By reducing visual complexity and emphasizing key complications, she has created a watch that feels both timeless and current, appealing to a new generation of collectors who value both heritage and modern design. 

At the heart of the redesign is a decisive simplification. Previous generations of the Artelier Complication featured multiple sub dials; the new model pares this back to just two: the moon phase at 12 o’clock, beautifully rendered in front of a star-studded sky, and a second time zone at 6 o’clock. Available in ivory, midnight blue, and chestnut, each dial features a three-part construction: a textured central field, a smooth outer ring, and recessed sub dials. Further details add to the contemporary look and feel. It has tapered and stepped hour markers and square-tipped hour and minute hands, the latter filled with Superluminova for night-time readability. In addition, there’s a new sans serif typeface for the words “Artelier” and “Swiss Made”.

Oris: Artelier Complication, ref. 01 782 7811 4055-07 6 20 17 FC, dial

Artelier Complication, ref. 01 782 7811 4055-07 6 20 17 FC

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This refined layout is made possible by the new Oris Caliber 782, an automatic movement derived from Caliber 781 but reengineered to remove additional dial indications. Sellita-based like its predecessor, the movement offers a power reserve of 41 hours and a stop-second function. It can be admired through the exhibition case back.

Oris: Artelier Complication, ref. 782 7811 4056-07 6 20 17FC, Front

Artelier Complication, ref. 782 7811 4056-07 6 20 17FC

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The Artelier Complication debuts in a 39.5mm stainless steel case, with a slim height of 11.8mm. It is available either on a dark brown leather strap secured by a butterfly clasp or on a multi-piece stainless steel bracelet, also fitted with a butterfly clasp. The watch is priced at $2,950 on leather and $3,150  on the steel bracelet, with availability beginning in May 2026.


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