Edox 1973 AutomaticvsEdox Neptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic

Owners widely praise the Edox 1973 Automatic's reliable Sellita SW 200 automatic movement, noting it offers solid performance and good value as an entry-level Swiss watch. Some reviewers find certain dial elements and the date window color unnecessary, and the lume is not as strong as dedicated sport watches. On balance, owners and reviewers rate the Edox 1973 Automatic highly for its reliable movement and good value proposition.

Owners widely praise the Edox Neptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic for its robust build and refined design, with reviewers highlighting its 42mm case as versatile and wearable, aided by a 12.3mm thickness. The Caliber 808 automatic movement, based on the La Joux-Perret G100, provides a 68-hour power reserve and is noted for its accuracy, with one source reporting +/-12 seconds per day. Legibility is enhanced by Super-LumiNova X1. The watch is priced at EUR 1,890 and features a ceramic bezel and sapphire crystal. Some owners find the 42mm case size large, and one reviewer felt the emphasis on the 68-hour power reserve was slightly overstated compared to competitors. Overall, owners and reviewers rate the Edox Neptunian Grande Réserve Date Automatic highly for its refined dive watch aesthetics and practical wearability at its price point.