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The History of Edox Watches

Christian Ruefli-Flury, the founder of Edox Watches, was born in Switzerland in 1860. He began his watchmaking training in 1870. In 1884, he crafted a pocket watch for his wife Pauline's 25th birthday, which showcased his talent as a master watchmaker. This led to the birth of Edox Watches in Biel, a city renowned for its talented watchmakers. The name "Edox" comes from the Greek verb for measuring time.

By 1955, Edox Watches had become one of Switzerland's leading watch companies. Between 1955 and 2007, Edox Watches introduced numerous innovations:

• Delfin Water Champion (1961)

• Hydro-Sub (1965)

• Edox Bluebird (1969)

• The first true world time watch (1970)

• The thinnest calendar watch (technical record, 1998)

• "Les Bémonts Maître Horloger" (2005)

In 2007, Edox Watches partnered with Swedish supercar manufacturer Koenigsegg. In 2008, Edox Watches became the official timekeeper for Class-1 Powerboat Championship. The company continued to form partnerships in various sports, including WRC (2010), Sailing Series and WCF (2013), Formula 1 (2016), and FIA World Rallycross Championship (2019). In 2019, Edox Watches celebrated its 135th anniversary, having established itself as one of the world's leading brands for diving watches.

The Edox Watches Philosophy

Edox Watches are produced in Les Genevez, a small village in the Swiss Jura mountains. The company combines a connection to nature with contemporary craftsmanship, maintaining the tradition and know-how of its ancestors while using modern technology.

Edox Watches Collections

Edox Watches has created several iconic collections over the years:

• Delfin Water Champion (1961): Features a special sealing system for enhanced water resistance.

• Edox Hydro-Sub (1965): Famous for its crown with tension ring, water-resistant to 500 meters.

• Edox Bluebird (1969): Scratch-resistant case and glass with an elegant design.

• Geoscop (1970): The first true world time watch, covering all time zones.

• Les Bémonts Ultra Slim (1998): The thinnest calendar watch with a movement height of just 1.4 mm.

• Les Bémonts Maître Horloger (2005): A masterpiece that audibly announces the time. Edox Watches continues to innovate and create high-quality timepieces, maintaining its position as a leading Swiss watch brand.