The Story
The Edox North Sea 1978 Automatic 80118 357NG N1 is a stunning Swiss Made watch. The watch celebrates an event in 1978 when North Sea divers entered the record books with a 320 meter deep dive in the icy waters of the Skånevik Fjord off the Norwegian coast. The accomplishment was nicknamed "The Inverse Moon Landing" and was the deepest dive ever performed in the North Sea.
This lovely diver features a stainless steel case with a beautiful gunmetal DLC coating. The watch has everything you could ask for with it's 320m water resistance, sapphire glass, two straps (leather and canvas), and a Swiss Made Edox Cal. 80 movement, which is based on the Sellita SW200. The watch also features a black dial and date window at 3 o'clock.
This special edition comes with an extra strap and a special box.
Description
The Edox North Sea 1978 Automatic 80118 357NG N1 is a stunning Swiss Made watch. The watch celebrates an event in 1978 when North Sea divers entered the record books with a 320 meter deep dive in the icy waters of the Skånevik Fjord off the Norwegian coast. The accomplishment was nicknamed "The Inverse Moon Landing" and was the deepest dive ever performed in the North Sea.
This lovely diver features a stainless steel case with a beautiful gunmetal DLC coating. The watch has everything you could ask for with it's 320m water resistance, sapphire glass, two straps (leather and canvas), and a Swiss Made Edox Cal. 80 movement, which is based on the Sellita SW200. The watch also features a black dial and date window at 3 o'clock.
This special edition comes with an extra strap and a special box.
