Bill
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You have a very special set Doxa Sub 300T.
One is extremely rare the CYMA Profesional "Orange dial" you have on the bracelet . Seems to be the exact same watch as Doxa with the CYMA replacing the Doxa text. Don't really know much more other that it is known to have a CYMA movement. There is also the black version "Sharkhunter" also from CYMA.
The second one is the one we are all familiar with having the Aqualung logo.
Glad I got into collecting Doxa before you or I would not stand a cahnce against you.
You know I love these watches very much.
Bill
Picture below is the earliest Doxa Sub 300T I have seen and the only Sub 300T with 195ft depth. I have not found a single other watch in this configuration. Parts are not interchange with the Sub 300 (no T) for which the 195ft bezel was designated.
Inspired by S F - a pair of Doxa SUB 300T professional on the Wooden Beam
Recently I opened up a new theme in my collection... Inspired by S F - I will share one shot of my pair of Doxa SUB 300T professional on the Wooden Beam SUB 300T professional... Subtle differences... Similar, but not the same... Still just started, but ea...
The diving theme deepens....if you forgive the pun
Watching how this develops will be interesting. I think Bill has a passion for Doxa too
I absolutely adore those orange Doxas of yours.
Beautiful examples of a great line of legendary divers.
Heās a big part of my love for the water.
A special place in my heart for that man. So, if itās good enough for him...
You have a very special set Doxa Sub 300T.
One is extremely rare the CYMA Profesional "Orange dial" you have on the bracelet . Seems to be the exact same watch as Doxa with the CYMA replacing the Doxa text. Don't really know much more other that it is known to have a CYMA movement. There is also t...
You are way ahead on me, Bill! :)
Just started to scratch the surface... Thank you for your input, still a lot to learn about this area! Best Blomman
A nice pair to start a new chapter!
Vintage is always exciting but so much more work to research into different generations to be able to recognize (hopefully) pieces from the correct time period. After that the thrill and at times agony in the long hunt for the special oneš. It looks like ...
Thank you, S F!
Yes, the thrill of the vintage game! But also consider to play the original/tribute game.... Best Blomman
