Color is part of the history and DNA of DOXA. After all, DOXA was the first watch brand to dare to put an orange dial on a diver's watch. Not as a provocation, but because it made diving sense: an orange dial is much easier to read under water. Still, a bold move in a world of gray and black dials. That was in 1967.
White now joins the 6 dial colors already offered in the SUB 200, SUB 300 and SUB 1500T collections. True to the DOXA tradition of evocative designators, like Sharkhunter or Searambler, it also comes with a name of its own: Whitepearl.
Technical Specifications:
The case, in stainless steel, measures 42mm. It has a "box" sapphire crystal and it is water resistant to 200 meters. Unidirectional turning bezel with sapphire insert.
Movement is the Swiss automatic ETA caliber 2824-2 with 25 jewels, 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 38 hours. Decorated by DOXA. Functions are: hours, minutes, seconds, and date.
White dial with painted SuperLuminova indeces. Baton-type SuperLuminova hands. Painted outer minute track.
It comes on a 19mm white rubber strap with a steel pin buckle and "beads of rice" texturing. A "beads of rice" steel bracelet with folding clasp is also available.
MSRP is 950 to 990 Swiss Francs.
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