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And while current automatic versions admittedly don't generally do as much for us as a nice hand-cranking example
and even added several complications
Housed in a svelte 39mm yellow gold case with a sapphire crystal and a sapphire cabochon crown
First introduced in 1929
Produced in close collaboration with Jacques Cousteau and distributed in the United States through his company
DOXA Sub 300 'Tested On The Rocks' new And while current automatic versions1968 DOXA Sub 300 'Tested On The Rocks' This fabulously composed, shot, and written ad accompanies one of the best, most underrated dive watches of all time. The bright orange dial of the Sub 300 simply pops against the ice, while the text thoroughly describes the myriad features that make a Doxa the ideal choice for the casual or professional SCUBA diver. The best part? Only $150. But worth much more. Obviously. Shown at Baselworld in 1966 and
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