
Bill, a seasoned collector, initiates a compelling discussion on Doxa's strategy with its carbon Sub 300 series. His original post, featuring striking images, questions the brand's decision to expand its carbon offerings beyond initial limited editions. This article explores the community's reaction to Doxa's product diversification and its potential impact on collector perception and brand exclusivity.



I am happy that others will get to experience the carbon case, but does take away from the “special” factor of the LE. The yellow and aqua colors are both very attractive I must add.
They drip them out so you jump on and slowly but surely the pump out another LE. Now with this dump not even a LE that is the straw that broke the camels back. They will loose all the brand enthusiasts and at this price point you are in Tudor territory and the buyers are not there.
but I can definitely understand from the owner's perspective, what a bummer. They definitely need work on brand management.
Or maybe have some major shares in the company That’s the strategy with today’s companies. Whenever they see success in something they just milk the cow and produce more of the same. It’s happening everywhere lately. They just can’t keep anything exclusive!!
The Doxa feeling is strong with it
I find that the forged carbon case makes the Sub 300 even more distinct in personality if that’s even possible. But I can understand the feeling of owners of the carbon LE. If I am one of them, I will feel kinda pissed too.
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