Edox
Les Genevez, Switzerland · Est. 1884
Founded by Christian Ruefli-Flury
Edox, a Swiss Maître-Horloger since 1884, embodies craftsmanship, precision and durability. A specialist in water-resistant watches, each timepiece combines performance with bold design — inviting wearers to dive with confidence and fully embrace their passion for adventure across the Dive, Fly and Drive universes.
- Founded
- 1884
- Headquarters
- Les Genevez, Switzerland
- Group
- Independent
- Price Segment
- Mid
- Status
- Active
Key Collections
- Hydro-Sub (1965) — Edox’s iconic dive-watch family, first launched as a high-water-resistance tool watch and later revived in modern forms; the collection is clearly positioned in official Edox materials as a historic, performance-oriented diver line. Key references: Hydro-Sub, The Water Champion, MasterLock.
- SkyDiver — Edox SkyDiver is a water-resistant sport-watch collection with chronograph and automatic date references, 300 m water resistance, sapphire crystals, rotating bezels, and limited-edition executions. Key references: 10116-3-BUIDN, 80126-357RNM-BUIDR, 80131-357JNC-BI.
- Les Vauberts — Edox Les Vauberts is the brand's classical dress-watch family, spanning open-heart automatic, annual-calendar moonphase, and chronograph-date references with slim cases, sapphire crystals, and leather-strap styling. Key references: Les Vauberts Open Heart Automatic 85014-3-AIN, Les Vauberts Annual Calendar 40101-37RC-BEIR, Les Vauberts Chronograph Date 10236-37RC-BEIR.
- CO-1 — Edox CO-1 is the brand's professional dive and offshore sport-watch family, built around oversized cases, high water-resistance ratings, helium-valve hardware, ceramic bezels, and chronograph-focused references. Key references: CO-1 Chronograph 10242-TIN-BUIN, CO-1 Carbon Chronograph Automatic 01125-CLNGN-NING, CO-1 Chronograph 10242-TIN-NIN.
Timeline
- 1884 — Christian Ruefli-Flury founds Edox in Les Geneveys-sur-Coffrane, Switzerland.
- 1961 — Creates the Delfin, the first water-resistant watch with a double O-ring crown sealing system.
- 1965 — Introduces the Hydro-Sub, establishing Edox's reputation in professional dive watches.
- 2007 — Launches Class-1 collection and becomes official timekeeper for sailing regattas.
Frequently Asked Questions about Edox
- What does 'Edox' mean?
- The name Edox is a portmanteau of the Greek words for 'time' (edor) and 'glory' (doxa), reflecting the brand's mission to create glorious timepieces.
- What is the Delfin?
- The Edox Delfin, introduced in 1961, was the first watch to use a double O-ring crown sealing system for water resistance, a significant technical innovation.
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