Halloween Watch Collection: Orange Dials — WatchProSite Forum Digest

Subexplorer · 2018-10-31T07:05:27Z

Subexplorer shares his 'Pumpkin orange' watch collection for Halloween, featuring the Doxa Sub 300 and other vibrant timepieces.

Subexplorer celebrates Halloween by showcasing his collection of 'Pumpkin orange' watches, inviting the community to share in the festive spirit. His post highlights a vibrant selection of timepieces, demonstrating how collectors integrate their passion for watches with seasonal themes. This visual treat offers a fun, personal look at watch collecting.

Key Points from the Discussion

The Doxa Sub 300, a popular dive watch from the 1970s and 80s, is distinctive for its orange dial, though it was also available in silver and black.
The Doxa Sub 300 50th Anniversary Limited Edition was exclusively available through Doxa's website, with a highly limited version featuring the US Divers logo selling out rapidly.
Another contributor shared a Halloween-themed wristshot featuring a Mk II watch alongside a pumpkin, adding to the festive atmosphere.
A 'scary' quartz watch was humorously shared, emphasizing the community's playful engagement with the Halloween theme.

The Discussion

Cpt Scarlet

Oct 31, 2018

A Spooky treat 🎃 [nt]

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Subexplorer

Oct 31, 2018

Ha ha ha!! Thank you so much Captain! Jappy Halloween!! Abel. [nt]

AuHavrePro

Oct 31, 2018

Love it!!

Much fun to you today . Thanks for the pics! Cheers, Filip

Subexplorer

Oct 31, 2018

Thanks a lot Filip!! Enjoy Halloween so much! Abel [nt]

Bill

Oct 31, 2018

Pumpkin colors for Halloween.

I am partial ti the Doxa sub but the Omega looks pretty scary. Enjoy

Subexplorer

Oct 31, 2018

Ahh yes dear Bill! I well understand the Doxa is your favorite!! Of course the orange bezel and indexes of the Omega makes for a nice Halloween scary watch as well!! Lol!

Enjoy Halloween Bill! Cheers! Abel

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