Edox Iceman 1 Limited Edition Dive Watch

Edox has long been associated with impassioned sports as well as activities which most people cannot handle. For this watch they recognize the achievements of Christian Redl who was boasts the 100 meters dive under water, beneath the ice in cold water. His nickname is the Iceman, which is also the name Edox gave this limited book watch. Actually it is called the Edox Iceman 1 referring to the possibility which there might be more?

The design of the watch is really functional as well as sporty with the welcome practical twist. The box is in polished black PVD as well as 43mm far-reaching with the base slightly wider than the top. I love the repeating arrow character texture upon the rotating divers character bezel. Edox designed the watch with the really easy to review bezel, with orange accents which compare the practical Arabic numerals upon the dial. The watch dial itself is finished in carbon fiber, but easy to review with ready hands. The strong box is H2O resistant to 1000 meters (good as it is the serious diving apparatus in design). The box is matched to the black rubber strap.

Inside the watch is the Swiss ETA 2895 involuntary transformation with the subsidiary seconds dial. While the Edox Iceman 1 limited book watch is masculine as well as durable in the looks it does lack the small sexiness which mostly ends up in dive watches. Then again. Edox is going for brute force here, as well as leaves some-more romantic looks to alternative timepieces in their collection. The Iceman 1 will be limited to 600 pieces as well as retails for $2,550.

By Ariel Adams

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