Let’s start with some good news! While Doxa ceased operations in about 1980, it has now been revived by the Jenny family of Switzerland, owners of the brand.
Among Doxa’s unique creations is the Sub300t, its unique orange face watch more visible in murky water. Doxa consulted with famous divers to create this watch with features vital to the diving industry. The Sub300T was purchased by many U.S. divers in need of a watch with reliable performance.
This watch can calculate decompression times and other information helpful to divers. The earlier models could work 300 meters below sea level, and later versions function up to 750 meters below sea level. In addition, the bezel has a descent marker, consisting of two colored dots on each ring. The diver turns the bezel so that the dots line up with the minute hand at the start of each dive.
Jean-Michel Cousteau’s Ocean Futures Society chose the Doxa Sub as the Expedition Team’s official time keeper. Doxa has continued to refine the Sub, issuing a SUB 600T Professional (water-resistant to 600 meters), and a SUB 750T Professional (water-resistant to 750 meters).
More models of the Doxa for men
Doxa men’s watches are still famous for their original models and all their timepieces use Swiss movements. The Doxa Ultraspeed is a limited edition watch. This watch has a high grade Swiss self-winding mechanical Chronograph movement, Valjoux Caliber 7750 with Power Reserve indication.
Doxa Watches for men at the lowset prices you'll find, including new, used and vintage.
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Doxa men’s watches have the following naming conventions:
• Professional - orange faced dive watch
• Searambler - silver (metallic) faced dive watch
• Caribbean - blue faced dive watch
• Sharkhunter - black faced dive watch
• Divingstar - yellow faced dive watch
• Conquistador - watch with a helium release valve
The Doxa SUB 300T Conquistador is the world’s first watch with a helium release valve.
Doxa watches: a unique history
Doxa started as a maker of fine dress watches and other timepieces, founded in 1889 in Switzerland's major watch making area, the district of Neuchatel's Jura Mountains. Doxa is now a leading brand in appealing an innovative watch design and has today branched out into other timekeeping markets.