| List Price: | $4,025.00 |
| Price: | $3,018.75 |
| as of Wed, 13 Feb 2013 12:50:32 GMT | |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #112278 in Watches
- Brand: Edox
- Model: 80077 357BRR BRIR
- Band material: Leather
- Bezel material: gold-tone-stainless-steel
- Case material: gold-tone-stainless-steel
- Clasp type: deployment-clasp-with-push-button-buckle
- Dial color: brown
- Dial window material: scratch-resistant-sapphire
- Movement type: Automatic
- Water-resistant to 330 feet
Features
- Case diameter: 45 mm
- Scratch resistant sapphire crystal protects the watch
- Stainless steel case; brown dial
- Automatic chronometer watch
- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
Amazon.com
The Edox Men's Grand Ocean Automatic Watch is the epitome of distinction. This refined timepiece is equipped with a textured, brown leather band that's secured with a fold over clasp. The hands and indexes match the stunning gold tone, stainless steel bezel, which stands out against the alternating browns displayed in the dial. The date window sits in a gold tone frame beneath the top index, and the dial exudes style thanks to the watch's gold tone stainless steel case. The scratch resistant sapphire dial window will keep your timepiece looking sharp and fresh through out the years. The Edox Men's Grand Ocean Automatic Watch is water resistant up to 330 feet and features automatic movement.
The Edox Story
Since 1884, Edox Watches has produced leading-technology high-precision timepieces with passion, ingenuity and a meticulous attention to details, enabling Edox to become over time a leader in precision sports watches on sea and land.
In 1883, Christian Rüfli-Flury, an exceptionally gifted watchmaker, gave his wife, Eva-Maria, a pocket watch he designed for her 25th birthday. She was so impressed with her husband’s talents and the beauty of the watch that she persuaded him to found his own watchmaking company.
The next year, Christian Rüfli-Flury launched his watchmaking enterprise in Biel-Bienne, a city famous for its well-educated watchmakers. He named the company “Edox,” which means the hour in ancient Greek. The hourglass logo he put on his watches has adorned all Edox watches ever since.
For a century and a quarter, the history of Edox has been studded with horologic successes and inventions of which many remain unrivaled to this day.
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