Watchlords

It is always extremely difficult to redefine a classic, a watch as emblematic as the Doxa SUB 300. Born during the 1960s, this watch has been instrumental in the growth of Doxa, as well as being an important piece of the history of the dive watch. And since then, most watch enthusiasts associate this very watch, whether its vintage expressions or modern iterations, with the brand and well, basically as the only model of the brand – which isn’t true, of course. Doxa has been clever in the past years, playing around with an emblematic design but making it relevant in today’s marker, notably by launching the SUB 300 Carbon collection and a variety of colours. The latest watch to surface from the brand’s collection is probably the simplest, with a white dial… But the Doxa SUB 300 Carbon Whitepearl has a little secret, which you’ll see in the video on top of this article!

https://monochrome-watches.com/video-re ... V3lxW6IbNY

Carbon case and hella-domed dial is wicked-cool. Geez, she's a bit pricey, but!

I dig it!

Cool looking on the black strap — $4100 is alotta skins — not that I'd ever buy from these guys regardless of price.

3Flushes wrote: ↑

July 25th 2022, 2:10am

Cool looking on the black strap — $4100 is alotta skins — not that I'd ever buy from these guys regardless of price.

An Indiglo Doxa for $4k or a Tudor Ranger for $2.5k.

Whoa, so totally not a hard choice to make. :)