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Doxa Sub 1200T Sharkhunter Dive Watch, Black Dial, Boxed With Papers Full Set
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Description Brand: doxa Case Material: Stainless Steel Gender: Men's Case Size: 43mm Features: 12-Hour Dial, Date Indicator, Helium Release Valve, Luminous Hands, Swiss Made Lug Width: 20mm Movement: Mechanical (Automatic) Model: DOXA SUB Display: Analog Year of Manufacture: 2010-Now Watch Shape: Round Country/Region of Manufacture: Switzerland
Up for your consideration is a Doxa Sub 1200T Dive Watch. This is a modern incarnation of the original Doxa Sub series from the 1960s, as worn by Jacques Yves Costeau, building on their pedigree and vintage styling powered by modern movements. (http://www.woundforlife.com/2015/02/18/hall-of-fame-doxa-sub-300t/)This is a used watch, but the wear and tear on this piece is minimal and overall the condition is fairly good as can be seen in the pictures. It has never been used under water, and is showing some very very minor desk diving marks. The 43mm case is in excellent condition, with barely any usage showing at all. The bracelet buckle is showing some desk diving marks. The bezel is uni-directional and clicks into place perfectly, it is showing some hairline marks, as is expected for a watch that has been used, but nothing too detracting. The sapphire crystal is anti-glare coated with a blue tint and is unmarked and perfectly intact. The dial, hands and signed crown are all original. The screw down crown is fully functional, it can be used to set the date and time flawlessly and screws back in perfectly.The movement winds automatically, it is running, however I have not timed it for precision or accuracy, and it has unknown service history; as with any vintage watch, after purchase I would recommend the buyer to get their watchmaker to inspect it, service it if needed and pressure test for waterproofing before putting it to daily use. I have had this for a matter of weeks and it has so far performed well for me. Given that the watch was produced in 2014, I cannot see that it needs any immediate servicing or attention.The watch comes on its original bracelet divers beaded bracelet - the strap also features the ever popular and useful divers extension, with signed buckle and all the spare links included. The watch is housed in its original 'aqua lung' style box, and comes with a spare Doxa branded rubber strap, warranty card (expired a few months ago), booklet and CD, and a bergeon screwdiver to aid in the removal of links. All in all - all complete and almost new.Case: 44.5mm with the crown, 43mm without crown
Strap: 20mm Original Glycine Bracelet, with all links
Movement: Swiss ETA, running but untested
Box: Yes
Papers: Yes
Description
| Brand: | doxa | Case Material: | Stainless Steel |
| Gender: | Men's | Case Size: | 43mm |
| Features: | 12-Hour Dial, Date Indicator, Helium Release Valve, Luminous Hands, Swiss Made | Lug Width: | 20mm |
| Movement: | Mechanical (Automatic) | Model: | DOXA SUB |
| Display: | Analog | Year of Manufacture: | 2010-Now |
| Watch Shape: | Round | Country/Region of Manufacture: | Switzerland |
Up for your consideration is a Doxa Sub 1200T Dive Watch. This is a modern incarnation of the original Doxa Sub series from the 1960s, as worn by Jacques Yves Costeau, building on their pedigree and vintage styling powered by modern movements. (http://www.woundforlife.com/2015/02/18/hall-of-fame-doxa-sub-300t/)This is a used watch, but the wear and tear on this piece is minimal and overall the condition is fairly good as can be seen in the pictures. It has never been used under water, and is showing some very very minor desk diving marks. The 43mm case is in excellent condition, with barely any usage showing at all. The bracelet buckle is showing some desk diving marks. The bezel is uni-directional and clicks into place perfectly, it is showing some hairline marks, as is expected for a watch that has been used, but nothing too detracting. The sapphire crystal is anti-glare coated with a blue tint and is unmarked and perfectly intact. The dial, hands and signed crown are all original. The screw down crown is fully functional, it can be used to set the date and time flawlessly and screws back in perfectly.The movement winds automatically, it is running, however I have not timed it for precision or accuracy, and it has unknown service history; as with any vintage watch, after purchase I would recommend the buyer to get their watchmaker to inspect it, service it if needed and pressure test for waterproofing before putting it to daily use. I have had this for a matter of weeks and it has so far performed well for me. Given that the watch was produced in 2014, I cannot see that it needs any immediate servicing or attention.The watch comes on its original bracelet divers beaded bracelet - the strap also features the ever popular and useful divers extension, with signed buckle and all the spare links included. The watch is housed in its original 'aqua lung' style box, and comes with a spare Doxa branded rubber strap, warranty card (expired a few months ago), booklet and CD, and a bergeon screwdiver to aid in the removal of links. All in all - all complete and almost new.Case: 44.5mm with the crown, 43mm without crown
Strap: 20mm Original Glycine Bracelet, with all links
Movement: Swiss ETA, running but untested
Box: Yes
Papers: Yes
Strap: 20mm Original Glycine Bracelet, with all links
Movement: Swiss ETA, running but untested
Box: Yes
Papers: Yes