IN-DEPTH OVERVIEW
Nearly sixty years after its debut, this iconic diving chronograph returns in a refined version, featuring a new shade of blue and designed for more versatile use.
In 1969, Doxa unveiled the Sub 200 T.Graph, one of the first chronographs designed to accompany divers and all the deep sea lovers. At a time when this complication was still rare underwater and rarely associated with the marine world, the Le Locle-based brand offered a unique approach: a true watch built to withstand dives while incorporating a function for measuring short intervals. Nearly 60 years later, the Doxa Sub 200 T.Graph II carries on this legacy with eight new models joining the permanent collection.
Without compromising the characteristic aesthetics of the Sub line, this new generation refines its proportions to enhance versatility and thus meet current demands. Its 42mm-diameter, 14.6mm-thick stainless steel cushion case sits more balanced on the wrist. Water-resistant to 200m, it retains its unidirectional bezel and anti-reflective sapphire crystal. The dial prioritizes immediate readability with a 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock, a small seconds sub-dial at 9 o’clock, and a date window at 6 o’clock. Joining the Professional, Sharkhunter, and Searambler colorways is the new Caribbean Blue. Its Super-LumiNova®-coated hands and hour markers ensure optimal readability in all conditions. The Sub 200 T.Graph II is powered by the Sellita SW510 automatic caliber, which beats at the standard frequency of 4hz and offers a power reserve of approximately 56 hours. True to the collection’s utilitarian spirit, it is available on a steel bracelet with “rice-grain“ links and an extension for a diving suit, or on a rubber strap matching the dial.
