Edox· DiverRef. 80801-3VCA-VDNNeptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic
The Neptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic, reference 80801-3VCA-VDN, is a diver's watch from Edox's Neptunian collection, 42 mm across and 12.3 mm thick in stainless steel, water resistant to 300 metres. It has a green dial and comes on a rubber strap. Inside is an automatic movement Edox calls the Caliber 808, naming the La Joux-Perret G100 alongside it, with a 68-hour power reserve. Sixty-eight hours is enough for the watch to come off on Friday evening and still be running on Monday morning. The rotating ceramic bezel times a dive: set its zero against the minute hand and the elapsed minutes read straight off the scale. Edox gives its weight as 105 g.
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Specifications
Also runs on the La Joux-Perret G100
26 watches in the catalogue run on it, priced from CHF 1,250 to CHF 130,000.
- EdoxNeptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic · Ref. 80801-3BUCAB-BUIN$1,990
- EdoxNeptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic · Ref. 80801-3BUM-BUIN$1,990
- EdoxNeptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic · Ref. 80801-3NCA-NIN$1,990
- EdoxNeptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic · Ref. 80801-3NM-NIN$1,990
- EdoxNeptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic · Ref. 80801-3NRCA-NIR$1,990
- EdoxNeptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic · Ref. 80801-3NRM-NIR$1,990
- EdoxNeptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic · Ref. 80801-3VCA-VDNTHIS WATCH$1,990
- EdoxNeptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic · Ref. 80801-3VM-VDN$1,990
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- Furlan MarriOutback SonglinesCHF 1,850
- AirainSous-Marine 'Deep Blue' · Ref. 524.422EUR 2,050
- AirainSous-Marine 'Faded Black'EUR 2,050
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.
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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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