Doxa launches new versions of the Sub 200 with a polished steel bezel, available with a dial in 8 different colours and with a steel bracelet or strap.
Doxa launches the new version of the iconic Sub 200, now available with a unidirectional rotating bezel in polished steel, which adds brightness and modernity to the design without compromising functionality.
The new polished steel bezel complements (not replaces) the sapphire bezel option, offering fans a wider choice. The version with a sapphire ring retains its retro charm and scratch resistance, while polished steel introduces a new aesthetic variant, giving the watch a more technical allure.
This new Doxa Sub 200, with its 42 mm steel case water-resistant to a pressure of 20 atmospheres (200 metres), is available with a dial in all eight of the brand's typical colours, namely black, blue, yellow, orange, turquoise, white, silver and green. In addition, the company offers several options with regard to the type of fastening on the wrist, i.e. FKM rubber strap matching the colour of the dial, steel 'beads of rice' bracelet or, finally, NATO strap. (the latter available for the green dial model only).
Each version (with the exception of the one with the NATO strap) is equipped with a folding clasp with an extension for wearing the watch over a diving suit, confirming the technical vocation of Doxa's Sub 200.
Doxa Sub 200: race diver
The entry level of Doxa's production is characterised by a very competitive price and an excellent level of quality.
Even in these new versions, the Doxa Sub 200 remains true to its high-end technical features. These include the use of a convex, anti-reflective sapphire crystal to protect the dial. On the latter, there are baton hands and geometric luminescent SuperLuminova blue-emitting indices, as well as a date window at 3 o'clock.
The triangular reference marker for dive times on the bezel is also SuperLuminova luminescent. Doxa's Sub 200 is powered by the Sellita calibre SW200-1 (Swiss Made, 28,800 vibrations per hour, 38-hour power reserve), a self-winding mechanical movement.
True to its philosophy of offering quality watches at affordable prices, Doxa's new Sub 200 is available from €970 (for the version with green dial and NATO strap). This demonstrates excellent value for money, considering the technical characteristics of the watch and the brand's history, especially in the field of diving watches.
Pricesfrom 970 to 1,110 euro.
