"Barn find"
New old stock 1967 Doxa Sub300 Professional Two weeks ago I managed to find a NOS First edition Doxa SUB300 from. I own a couple of NOS Doxas from the 1970's but to find a rare first edition SUB300 in this state is amazing. The detail in this watch which ...
Rockethier: Wow! you lucky man!! Superb find!! ...
... you make me turn my face orange of envy!! Lol! That is a most forotunate find for sure. Congrats and enjoy this beautiful Doxa with much pleasure and good health! Cheers! Abel
Don't show andrewluff either...!!!
I think he likes orange Great find....will it need a service or is it good to go..? Very impressive, Andy.
The amazing thing is: it keeps perfect time
Even though it has not been serviced for 50 years. I will probably not be servicing it since at least for the moment I am not planning on wearing it.
What a great find that Doxa Sub300 no T is in great shape.
There is a a great a deep dive history with Doxa. Unfortunately not as well recognized. Congratulations. Bill
Thanks Bill
I agree, Doxas are not as well recognized as they should be. They were a very innovative bunch when they launched the SUB300 in 1967. Still as exclusive today as there were back then. Love your collection.
I need to share my twin gold with.
Will email you when i get some pictures ready. Bill
It is tip top can't wait to share with you.
We can compare details of these twins. Bill
I am working on one of these at the moment
The early Citizen divers are extremely nice, especially the 120m earlier ones with the auto dater movement. Not so fond of the seven star models although they do come in these colors we like so much. This might be one of these watches you have to try on t...
Love these early Seikos.
I have been keen on the 60\'s models for some time. Especially the ones with the gild dial and ditto straight hands.
The two models 1967 and 1969 both only one year.
Crazy prices over the last couple years. You
Amazing!
I\'m still very much looking into getting a Doxa at some point, although I doubt I will be as lucky...
