Edox· ChronographRef. 01129-TRCA-NCARChronorally Automatic
The Chronorally Automatic, reference 01129-TRCA-NCAR, is a chronograph from Edox's Chronorally collection, 45 mm across and 15.8 mm thick in titanium, water resistant to 100 metres. It has a black dial and comes on a rubber strap. Inside is an automatic movement Edox calls the Caliber 011, naming the Sellita SW 500 alongside it. The chronograph is a stopwatch built into the movement: the pushers start, stop and reset it, and the subdials count the elapsed minutes and hours. The see-through case back shows the movement at work. Edox gives its weight as 133 g.
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Specifications
Also runs on the Sellita SW500
14 watches in the catalogue run on it, priced from $2,875 to $3,790.
- DelmaContinental Automatic Salmon · Ref. 41701.702.6.184$2,875
- EdoxChronorally Automatic · Ref. 01129-TOCA-BUGO$3,310
- EdoxChronorally Automatic · Ref. 01129-TOCAO-BUGO$3,310
- EdoxChronorally Automatic · Ref. 01129-TRCA-NCARTHIS WATCH$3,310
- EdoxCO-1 Chronograph Automatic · Ref. 01128-3NOCA-BUIDN$3,390
- EdoxCO-1 Chronograph Automatic · Ref. 01128-3NRCA-NN$3,390
- EdoxChronorally Automatic · Ref. 01129-TNGOCA-ONB$3,420
- EdoxCO-1 Chronograph Automatic · Ref. 01128-37GNNOCA-GNO$3,490
- EdoxCO-1 Chronograph Automatic · Ref. 01128-37GNRCA-GNR$3,490
- EdoxCO-1 Carbon Chronograph Automatic · Ref. 01125-CCN-GNO$3,560
- EdoxCO-1 Carbon Chronograph Automatic · Ref. 01125-CCN-NR$3,560
- EdoxCO-1 Carbon Chronograph Automatic · Ref. 01125-CLNGN-NING$3,560
Collector photographs
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How to get one
The maker's page for this exact reference, the same page this catalogue's specifications are sourced from.
Edox publishes its current collection and its retailer or service network on its own site. Start there for what is actually in production; this catalogue records references whether or not they are still sold.
Check the reference number against the maker's own page before buying anywhere else. It is the one detail that is hard to fake and easy to verify, and it is what the specifications on this page are keyed to.
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