Sub 200

I enjoy my quirky and colorful Sub 300 but I've been thinking that the more straight-looking black dial Sub 200 might deserve a place for me too.

I really wish Doxa would offer a no date sub200 (non T). If you dive deep enough in the menu the sub 300 beta sharhunter is available without a date but the price is too high for my taste and I'm not a fan of the 600T Pacific either. Patience is a virtue

Doxa Azure 200 M. Limited Edition of 50 for a retailer in the Dutch Caribbean Island of St. Maarten. Difficult to capture the rounded crystal Sub 200

I really think Doxa hit it out the park with this Sharkhunter model, which I just put a tropic strap on. Was worried it might be a bit small (as I typically wear somewhat larger pieces), but think it turned out nicely.

The watch finally went diving into one of the most spectacular reef sites in the world. And it does it accompanied by its owner, an incredible scientist, naturalist and diver, Love to see a dive watch having fun! Research tools, Species census, Have a gre

All right, so, as I promised, I did my research on the ancestor of the Doxa SUB 200. In fact, it seems that there was one early dive watch, prior to the celebrated Doxa SUB 300, in the early sixties. The watch received a case from Huguenin Frères, as seve

but I had recently picked up a Seiko X (similar priced) diver that kept terrible time... losing/gaining 20 sec's a day... (which btw is within specs which makes it worse!) even as much as I loved the watch design, size, comfort, lume, and everything... it

I find that prices have risen way too much. Opus One used to be sub $200 a bottle. Now, it's around double that. A typical California Napa Cab that has seen 70% new French Oak barrels used to cost $30 a bottle several years ago, now they're $60-75. This r