OceanicTime Doxa SUB 200 C-GRAPH Collection

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Introducing the new SUB 200 C-GRAPH from DOXA Watches!
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And In true Doxa style SUB 200 C-GRAPH is available in 6 dial colors and offers the choice of either a classic BOR (beads of rice) Stainless steel link bracelet or a tone-on-tone BOR-inspired rubber diver’s strap.
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If you aren’t already clued up on Doxa’s colors; each of the 6 colors available for the SUB 200 C-GRAPH family members has a corresponding, historic Doxa name.
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Aquamarine – not actually aquamarine but turquoise, Caribbean - blue, Divingstar – yellow, Professional - orange, Searambler – silver and Sharkhunter in black.
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The new SUB 200 C-GRAPH is a mechanically wound diving chronograph. In this instance it is characterized by its three tone-on-tone chrono counters.
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The watch is powered by an automatic Swiss movement which is based on a 27 jewel, Sellita SW-510 with a beat-rate of 28,800 vph and an autonomy of 45hrs.
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The chronograph function includes a central chronograph hand that rotates once around the dial every 60 seconds, a 30-minute chronograph counter positioned at 3 o'clock, and a 12-hour chronograph counter positioned at 6 o'clock.
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The watch case has a diameter of 45mm and is made of the highest quality 316L Stainless steel which is fitted with a domed, scratch-resistant Sapphire crystal and a unidirectional rotational diver’s bezel.
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Further diver’s features include: a screw-down crown and case-back as well as a water-resistance of up to 200 meters which is about 650 ft. The winding crown is signed with an orange Doxa logo.
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All the watch’s dive-related markings are with Swiss SuperLumiNova luminescent thus ensuring optimum readability even in low-lighting conditions.
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The BOR bracelet comes with a folding diver’s clasp that features DOXA’s historic fish emblem and has a diver’s extension to accommodate a wetsuit.
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The new Doxa SUB 200 C-GRAPH has an MSRP of 2’790USD on the Stainless steel BOR bracelet or 2’750USD on the BOR-style rubber strap.
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Thoughts? Nice as this is, and it is very nice (hands down my choice would be the Caribbean – you?) – (as if you didn’t already know) there is a new kid on the block (an old kid really but he’s back) with alternative vintage diving chronograph that you might also consider –
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the stunning new AQUASTAR DEEPSTAR Re-Edition which boasts a Manufacture movement by La Joux-Perret, and BTW which you can still PRE-ORDER for a special introductory price of just 2’790USD (its MSRP is 3’590USD).
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There is also the recently released Nivada Grenchen Chronomaster Aviator SEA DIVER which starts from 1’560CHF but at just 38.3mm in diameter, it might be a bit small for you. If it wasn’t for this, I’d be all over it.
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Or if you can’t make your mind up on any of the above; I have it on good authority (from me) one of the other re-birth brands will be bringing out a new 500m vintage diving chronograph which I haven’t seen yet but I’m sure will be well worth looking out for.
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So it’s going to be the battle of the vintage diving chronos – which one is your money on?

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