Doxa SUB 200 - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

Big big crush! Fan of the DOXA look, this 39mm model was released in 2024. I jumped on it as soon as I could financially. why? because it's impossible for me to have 42.5mm (sub300 or sub300T) because it doesn't suit me, even if a lot of people try to say that it looks smaller once on the wrist, I can't get over the fact that a 42.5mm remains a 42.5mm. So imagine my enthusiasm when the 39mm model came out. Since then it's been osmosis, how thin it is!!!! I measure it at 10.9mm! I took the sharkhunter for daily wear and it suits me. The orange color of the "professional" I would bring it with a bracelet if necessary. I'm not going to write the story of doxa here, but in terms of legitimacy there are worse things. it goes everywhere at work, on weekends, on vacation, on the road... everywhere. I sincerely think that I could do without all the other watches in my small "collection"

Looking for a serious diver at a reasonable price, I started to look at the Doxa site and the Sub 300 before coming across the Sub 200 range, the most affordable and the black model, Sharkhunter. 42 mm, not too thick, a compact case, extremely well executed. A deep black dial, hyper readable with its hands and stick indexes. A pretty domed sapphire green which gives it a very pleasant vintage look. Hard to find fault with this watch. Hyper comfortable thanks to its very short lugs and its remarkable rice grain bracelet. All powered by an indestructible and precise ETA 2824-2 movement. Too bad it only allows 19 mm bracelets, the pumps very close to the dial also only allow Doxa bracelets, or custom-made…