The DOXA Sub 300 Sharkhunter is a very cool-looking dive watch. Introduced in 1967 as a purpose-designed diver's watch, it has a large case back that will lie smoothly over a neoprene wetsuit (or ...

The Doxa Sub 300 is one of the most iconic dive watches ever made. Debuting in the 1960s, the watch quickly made an impact with its dual-function bezel, its cushion case and its bright-orange dial.

The case and dial combination is a ... This has become a regular plan of attack for Doxa: In 2017, the company brought back its iconic Sub 300 model as a special edition, limited to only 300 ...

But the fans are faithful. In 2017, Doxa decided to fight back, and returned to the Sub 300 with limited, 50th-anniversary editions in steel, and followed up with fairly similar but unlimited ...

Limited to only 300 pieces, it sold out in a little over 24 hours. The question is why. For those familiar with Doxa’s history, the answer is simple. First examples of the 1967 Doxa Sub 300 are ...

Doxa watch fans, rejoice. Two decades on from the launch of the now-collectible Sub 7T GMT, Doxa had brought back the GMT hand ... the Sub 250T GMT has a 40mm case and is available with a steel ...

The latest from the cult diver's watch brand is no shrinking violet on the wrist Also In This Package Doxa introduces the SUB 300 diver Tudor ... This year Doxa brings back the big, bold diver ...

Doxa was once the maker of ... company has to play by the rules of the back catalog only. In fact, Doxa released a carbon-fiber version of its SUB 300 diver a few years ago, and no one balked.

Then there’s the Doxa Sub 300T. Splashing onto the scene in 1967 with its cushion-shaped steel case, dual-scale bezel and “Professional ... but a depth rating of at least the Sub 300’s 300 meters ...