Edox· DiverRef. 80137-37GNO-AOCO-1 Date Automatic
The CO-1 Date Automatic, reference 80137-37GNO-AO, is a diver's watch from Edox's CO-1 collection, 42 mm across and 14 mm thick in stainless steel with grey PVD, water resistant to 300 metres. It has a silver dial and comes on a rubber strap. Inside is an automatic movement Edox calls the Caliber 80, naming the Sellita SW 200 alongside it. The helium valve matters to saturation divers: helium that seeps into the case during long stays at depth can escape through it on the way up, instead of pushing the crystal out. The rotating ceramic bezel times a dive: set its zero against the minute hand and the elapsed minutes read straight off the scale, and the bezel lock stops it being knocked out of place. Edox gives its weight as 140 g.
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Specifications
Also runs on the Edox Caliber 80
48 watches in the catalogue run on it, priced from $1,190 to $2,100.
- EdoxGrand Ocean Automatic · Ref. 80140-37NAN-NIR$1,745
- EdoxCO-1 Date Automatic · Ref. 80137-3NO-CABUN$1,800
- EdoxCO-1 Date Automatic · Ref. 80137-3NR-CANN$1,800
- EdoxGrand Ocean Automatic · Ref. 80140-357JM-VID$1,865
- EdoxDelfin 1961 Date Automatic Limited Edition · Ref. 80143-3M-AIN$1,870
- EdoxDelfin 1961 Date Automatic Limited Edition · Ref. 80143-3M-NIN$1,870
- EdoxCO-1 Date Automatic · Ref. 80137-37GNO-AOTHIS WATCH$1,920
- EdoxCO-1 Date Automatic · Ref. 80137-37GNR-CANR$1,920
- EdoxCO-1 Date Automatic · Ref. 80137-37ND-CAVD$1,920
- EdoxSkyDiver 38 Date Automatic · Ref. 80131-357RNRM-VIO$1,985
- EdoxSkyDiver 38 Date Automatic · Ref. 80131-3BUM-BUIN$1,985
- EdoxSkyDiver 38 Date Automatic · Ref. 80131-3NM-NDRO$1,985
Collector photographs
Taken by people who own this reference: their light, their wear, their patina. Not the maker’s photography. Where the maker hasn’t given us a photograph, one of these is shown as the main image above, always credited. A few are the Atlas’s own, and say so.
If this watch is in your collection, yours would be the first. A photograph on the wrist shows what a studio image cannot: scale, wear, and how the piece has actually aged.
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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