Case
Ori trapezoidal case
ProbableA trapezoidal case housing a round automatic movement, which is the constraint that shapes the watch: a Miyota 9015 is circular, so a trapezoidal case must be built around it with the dial furniture arranged to suit rather than the movement shaped to the case. That is the opposite of the Reverso's rectangular caliber, and it is why the Ori's proportions read as they do.
Part reference
- Brand
- TSIKOLIA
- Material
- Stainless steel, polished or gold-tone PVD
- Identifying marks
- Trapezoidal profile with even brushing and polishing across the flat surfaces; the crystal seats square with no gap at the corners, which is where a shaped case is hardest to make well.
Documented on these references
- TSIKOLIA TW2-1WT-MFactory
Whole production
- TSIKOLIA TW2-3IVFactory
Whole production
Gold-tone PVD execution, marked by the leading 3 where the steel references carry a 1.
Provenance of this record
Sources & Evidence
Primary sourceManufacturer documentation
TSIKOLIA — manufacturer store and product specifications
TSIKOLIA (Zviad Tsikolia), Tbilisi
- Accessed
- 2026-08-18
Cited for
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