Sold out $713 40mm

Henry Archer
Vesterhav
Eris
Buy it directly from the brand's website.
A Dive watch, in a hexagonal stainless steel case, 40mm, with a white matte dial, broad arrow hands and dot indices, powered by the Miyota 9039.
It is currently available to buy directly from the brand. Within its segment, this reference is priced near the middle of the pack, close to what comparable watches typically cost. This segment covers 221 tracked dive watches in this size and price class, ranging from USD 500 to USD 749. This reference first launched in June 2025.
Diameter
40mm
Lug to lug
48mm
Between lugs
20mm
Thickness
12.6mm
Weight
180g
Movement Type
automatic
Movement Name
Miyota 9039
Power reserve
42 hours
Water resistance
30 bar
Crystal Type
sapphire
Crystal Description
Flat sapphire crystal with AR-coating
Its scarcity score of 0/100 is the lowest possible, placing it among the easiest-to-get tracked watches in the catalog. Its scarcity score has fallen about 14 points over the past 178 days. The high point in that window was a score near 14, reached in May 2026. That's in line with BOLDR Supply Co.'s catalog overall.
This reference has no sell-out history of its own yet. How BOLDR Supply Co. models usually sell out and restock
Worth tracking
Limited data
Currently available with no strong urgency signal either way.
Scarcity rank (in its segment)Top 90%
Price vs segmentAt segment median
Last confirmed:
Tracked since 4/5/26 (209 days).
Available4/5/26
7 months straight
April 2026
Today
Currently priced at $599.00, down from $599.00 on 8/21/26.
$599.00 USD9/13/26
Unchanged · 72 days
$595.04
At its highest recorded price
$599.00
$595.04 · down $3.968/21/26
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