Available on the marketplace
3 Doxa listings are live on the eBay market and 3 collector listings on the WatchProSite marketplace.
Collection
Explore jlux's 2022 watch collection journey, featuring Patek Philippe, Omega, Audemars Piguet, and more. Discover insights into collecting strategy and significant acquisitions.
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New Release
Explore the OMEGA Seamaster Professional Diver 300M Rio 2016, a special edition Olympic Games watch. See its unique colorful bezel and historical context.
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Discussion
Explore the best luxury dive watches for technical divers. WatchProSite's Cookies and community debate top contenders like Blancpain, Omega, Tudor, and Rolex, focusing on water resistance, legibility, and after-sales service.
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Review
Rockethier reviews the Doxa SUB 300 50th Anniversary, a 1:1 re-release of the 1967 diver. Discover its COSC movement, sapphire crystal, and vintage feel.
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Vintage
Discover the ultra-rare Doxa Sub 300 'Black Lung' (no T) from 1967/68. Bill shares its prototype history, commercial diver use, and unique dial.
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Collection
Explore the Doxa Searambler and Sub 300 series. Discover why collectors value Doxa's robust design, vintage charm, and new innovations like the Sub 300 Carbon and destro configurations.
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This is my favourite Dive Watch
They’ve stuck to the tool watch purpose of the watch and haven’t tried to be something else.
I will be honest
I got one too because as a kid I grew up surrounded by spiro kit but it makes the time hard to read, I would be happy with a regular pro and I tend to wear my searambler the most!
Love my nontraditional Doxa
But I keep thinking it might be time to get my hands on a proper steel one like the rest of you. The trouble is figuring out which one! ...
Thank you!
Only trouble is that the lug holes are so close to the case! The fabric strap doesn't slide through smoothly. Do you have the same problem on yours?
True, true, blau...
Depends on the strap. Some fine, others a bit tight. Perlon tends to be thin.
