Doxa Sub 200 C-Graph II Sharkhunter Black Dial — USD 3,616

Impressed with Doxa's Sub 200 Sharkhunter model and tropic strap. Was initially worried about size but turned out nicely.

Incredible. I still wonder how I missed the Doxa SUB 200 among the novelties of this year. Less funky than the SUB 300, the SUB 200 is more classic, with its more conventional case, with its generous diameter of 42 mm, which is water resistant to 200 meters, with its screw-in case back. The only thi

I have noticed Doxa watches for a long time but never really looked at them. I never paid attention. I figured other more “expensive” brands were the real deal and that the Seiko turtle had the cushion case and was good enough. Recently Doxa released the Sub 200 and I decided to give it a shot. When

From Monochrome: Doxa link: Interesting price point and no date!

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 several other dive watches from the same era. The

Straps are a fairly popular way of securing watches to wrists, in fact, it is the earliest. Real quality bracelets have only appeared in the past 25 or so years with CNC machining becoming very prevalent. This article will aim to compare different strap materials, with their advantages and disadvant