Renowned for their innovative dive watches, DOXA holds over 130 years experience from around the world and across generations of divers and adventurers. Taking their name from the Greek word for ‘glory’, DOXA have built an outstanding reputation for the technical expertise and passionate design that is seen throughout each of their collections. DOXA set a standard in watchmaking; particularly in diving watches. In 1967, DOXA released the first purposeful professional-grade diver's watch made available to the general public. The unmistakable design introduced was soon established as the benchmark for professionals. The SUB 300 is iconic for being the first diving watch to have DOXA’s legendary orange dial. Since then, their signature bold colours remain prominent throughout their designs. The rich and innovative history of DOXA doesn’t stop there. In 1968, DOXA co-designed the first ever diving watch to feature a helium release valve, further solidifying their reputation as one of the most influential and forward-thinking watch brands to date.
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DOXA SUB 300 Carbon Professional Automatic 42.5mm Men's Watch
Remaining true to its origins while cultivating an edgier, more technical feel, the SUB 300 in carbon takes the legend into the future, with a high-performance, advanced lightweight material. Featuring a pressure-resistant titanium case to protect the movement and a screw-down crown. It is rated to 300 metres, equivalent to approximately 980 feet. Precision, robustness, reliability - the SUB 300's automatic three-hand movement provides a 38-hour power reserve.
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DOXA WATCHES
Passionate divers equipped with their trusted DOXA dive watches venture deep into the caves to discover nature's hidden wonders. Join DOXA on this journey of exploration and adventure, and discover why DOXA watches are the perfect companion for those seeking to uncover the mysteries of the underwater world.
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Doxa watches are renowned for their distinctive style, robust design, and exceptional durability, especially known for their diving watches like the SUB series. They combine high-quality Swiss engineering with a vintage appeal, making them a popular choice among watch enthusiasts.
Doxa watches are Swiss-made, with the company’s headquarters based in Switzerland. They uphold the standards of Swiss watchmaking, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and precision.
Yes, Doxa is famous for its diving watches, particularly the Doxa SUB series. These watches are designed to withstand deep-sea conditions, with models offering water resistance up to 1200 metres and features like luminescent hands and bezels for enhanced visibility underwater.
To maintain your Doxa watch, ensure regular servicing every 3 to 5 years, avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures, and keep it away from strong magnetic fields. For diving watches, it's recommended to rinse with fresh water after exposure to saltwater.
Doxa was founded in 1889 by Georges Ducommun in Le Locle, Switzerland. Known for creating reliable and innovative timepieces, Doxa gained popularity in the 1960s with the release of the SUB diving watch, a model that remains iconic today.
Yes, most Doxa watches are automatic, meaning they are powered by the movement of your wrist. This is particularly beneficial for divers and active individuals, as it ensures the watch remains accurate without manual winding.
Doxa watches are known for their high accuracy, especially the models powered by Swiss automatic movements. Depending on the model, Doxa watches can maintain a precision within a few seconds per day.
Yes, Doxa watches typically come with a 2-year international warranty covering manufacturing defects. It’s recommended to check with the authorised retailer or Doxa’s official website for specific warranty details based on your model.
Yes, most Doxa watch models allow for strap replacement. You can choose from various options like rubber, leather, or metal bracelets. It is recommended to get the strap changed by an authorised dealer to ensure proper fit and functionality.