Doxa

Doxa Watches: Masterpieces of Maritime Heritage, Professional Diving, and Vibrant Tool Design

Welcome to our dedicated space for Doxa watches, the historic Swiss brand that revolutionized underwater exploration and tool-watch design. Founded in 1889 in Le Locle, Switzerland, Doxa earned legendary status in 1967 with the launch of the original SUB 300—the world’s first purpose-built, accessible professional diving watch featuring a high-visibility orange dial and a dual-scale US Navy decompression bezel. Famously worn by Jacques Cousteau and his Oceanographic team, Doxa remains a benchmark for ocean exploration.

Here, you will find in-depth technical reviews, case construction analysis, and aquatic field tests covering one of the most iconic names in dive watch history.

Iconic Doxa Collections

Precision, Decompression Standards & Utility First

Doxa stands out for its uncompromising focus on functional utility and maritime history. From its pioneering use of bright orange, yellow (Searching) and turquoise (Aquamarine) dials to increase underwater legibility, to its non-decompression bezels calculated directly from US Navy dive tables, Doxa timepieces combine robust Swiss mechanical reliability with an unmistakable design language born for the deep ocean.

Doxa Sub 200 T.Graph II

Doxa Sub 200 T.Graph II

Doxa has presented its new Sub 200 T.Graph II, bringing back one of the first dive chronographs in a complete collection of 8 new references, including a new Caribbean blue dial.

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