Classic Anime And Famous Watches - Oris PPX KERMIT

Kermit the Frog is the protagonist of Disney's puppet show "Kermit the Frog". This frog with a green appearance, signature big eyes and a smile on his face always brings people an optimistic feeling. Now he has become a famous pop culture symbol. In 2024, Oris and Disney joined hands to launch the PPX KERMIT co-branded watch with a green dial (derived from the skin color of Kermit the Frog). Best cheap watches online, discover our affordable replica watches collection. Wide range of luxury watches brands.

The PPX KERMIT co-branded watch uses a 39mm titanium case, with a "knurled" bezel groove inspired by the engine turbine of a jet aircraft, and the sharp angular lines are very modern. An interesting easter egg is that Kermit the Frog's iconic smile will appear on the calendar on the 1st of each month. Turning to the back, the ORIS 400 self-powered movement can be seen through the back cover. The features of this self-powered movement are briefly summarized: 120 hours of long power reserve, using silicon escapement wheel and silicon anchors, and having a certain anti-magnetic ability.

This year, Oris continues to create a co-branded watch for another protagonist of "Kermit the Frog". Miss Piggy. In the plot, she was born in a humble family and entered the entertainment industry through a beauty pageant. She is known for her bold, beautiful and confident personality. This co-branded watch uses a 30mm stainless steel case with bright pink as the main color of the dial, which is very visually appealing. In view of the reduced size, the calendar Easter egg in the Kermit Frog co-branded model has been removed. However, through the round window at the bottom of the watch, the image of Miss Piggy engraved on the movement can still be seen. The movement is an ORIS 531 automatic winding movement from Sellita, with a diameter of only 17.2mm, a vibration frequency of 28800VPH, and a power reserve of 42 hours. As a watch for female consumers, the dial is also inlaid with a diamond hour marker at 12 o'clock.