
Incredible. I still wonder how I missed the Doxa SUB 200 among the novelties of this year. Less funky than the SUB 300, the SUB 200 is more classic, with its more conventional case, with its generous diameter of 42 mm, which is water resistant to 200 meters, with its screw-in case back. The only thi
The Sub 200 represents an accessible entry point into the brand's dive watch offerings, drawing inspiration from historical designs while incorporating modern manufacturing techniques. It is characterized by its compact dimensions and robust construction, making it suitable for daily wear. This reference maintains the brand's distinctive aesthetic, appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate its heritage-inspired styling.
Crafted from stainless steel, the case measures 42mm in diameter, providing a balanced presence on the wrist. It is equipped with an automatic movement, offering a power reserve of approximately 38 hours. The watch features a sapphire crystal, ensuring durability and scratch resistance, and is water resistant to 200 meters, underscoring its functional capabilities.
This model appeals to collectors seeking a reliable and well-proportioned sports watch with a clear lineage. Its design cues are a nod to earlier models, making it a recognizable piece within the brand's contemporary collection. The Sub 200 is available in a variety of dial colors, offering options to suit different preferences while maintaining a consistent design language.
Even the bracelet - superb. To be tested on a nice rubber though
I would like to add a Doxa to my stock....somehow the new Zodiac versions are also tempting...y
It’s listed on their website at $990 USD 😱 Amazing proposition from Doxa! Thank you for sharing with us, Alex
Shall we try our luck for a no-date special Purists edition?
Remember the Eberhart Scafograph? Credits: Joseph Bonnie A very good alternative to the Seamaster 300 at an unbeatable price. Best. René
Here it is: Credits: Joseph Bonnie
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