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Automatic

40 mm

Golby  The White & Green - Aquareef 40

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$539

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Golby The White & Green - Aquareef 40

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About this Watch

A Dive watch, in a round stainless steel case, 40mm, with a white wavy guilloche (wave texture) dial, broad arrow hands and applied metal indices, powered by the Miyota 9015.

This reference is currently in stock and available for direct purchase from the brand. Its price sits close to the median for comparable watches in its segment, neither a premium nor a bargain within that group. The 223 comparable dive watches tracked in this size and price class range from USD 500 to USD 749.

Diameter

40mm

Lug to lug

47mm

Between lugs

20mm

Thickness

11.5mm

Movement Type

Automatic

Movement Name

Miyota 9015

Power reserve

42 hours

Water resistance

20 bar

Crystal Type

Sapphire

Crystal Description

Flat sapphire with 5 layers of anti-reflective coating

Statistics

Its scarcity score of 0/100 is the lowest possible, placing it among the easiest-to-get tracked watches in the catalog. That tracks closely with what's typical for Golby's catalog.

This reference has no sell-out history of its own yet.

How Golby models usually sell out and restock

Worth tracking

Limited data

Currently available with no strong urgency signal either way.

Availability

Available

12 months straight

11/12/25

November 2025

Today

Tracked since 11/12/25 (358 days).

Last confirmed:

Price

The manufacturer's £400.00 price has not changed during the tracked period.

$539.14 USD

5/28/26

March 2026

Today

Unchanged · 8 months

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