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DOXA Sub 300t Reedition 2002 Seahunter
Estimated price for orientation: 1 650 $
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Description Brand: DOXA MPN: Does Not Apply Gender: Men's Movement: Mechanical (Automatic) EAN: Does not apply
DOXA SUB 300T reedition.Seahunter with original unworn "leather" strap. No box and papers.Quote from doxawatches. August 2002 saw the DOXA SUB resurface to celebrate the 35th anniversary of its original launch. The DOXA SUB 300T was offered in two versions: the SUB 300T Professional and the SUB 300T Seahunter. These watches had DOXA’s iconic orange dial and no-decompression bezel (which would be in meters instead of feet). The Professional was a nod to the original DOXA SUB. The Seahunter version was created in honor of Dr. Clive Cussler and the Seahunters. The Seahunters are a group of divers who look for and explore shipwrecks. The 300T Seahunter would have a blue second hand, a small diver on the lower left-hand portion of the dial, and the name “SEAHUNTER” engraved on the case back. Both the Professional and the Seahunter were limited editions of 1000 pieces – and were sold almost as quickly as they had been introduced. The reissued SUB 300T Professional and Seahunter announced DOXA’s triumphant return to the manufacture of the DOXA SUB after nearly 15 years. But another interesting phenomenon was born out of this as well – people started communicating directly with DOXA, sharing their opinions, giving suggestions and confirming what Rick and the Jennys had long suspected – people didn’t just buy a watch, they entered a relationship. A watch was, for many people, an emotional purchase. DOXA moved from simply being in the watch business to being in the relationship business.
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| Brand: | DOXA | MPN: | Does Not Apply |
| Gender: | Men's | Movement: | Mechanical (Automatic) |
| EAN: | Does not apply |
DOXA SUB 300T reedition.Seahunter with original unworn "leather" strap. No box and papers.Quote from doxawatches. August 2002 saw the DOXA SUB resurface to celebrate the 35th anniversary of its original launch. The DOXA SUB 300T was offered in two versions: the SUB 300T Professional and the SUB 300T Seahunter. These watches had DOXA’s iconic orange dial and no-decompression bezel (which would be in meters instead of feet). The Professional was a nod to the original DOXA SUB. The Seahunter version was created in honor of Dr. Clive Cussler and the Seahunters. The Seahunters are a group of divers who look for and explore shipwrecks. The 300T Seahunter would have a blue second hand, a small diver on the lower left-hand portion of the dial, and the name “SEAHUNTER” engraved on the case back. Both the Professional and the Seahunter were limited editions of 1000 pieces – and were sold almost as quickly as they had been introduced. The reissued SUB 300T Professional and Seahunter announced DOXA’s triumphant return to the manufacture of the DOXA SUB after nearly 15 years. But another interesting phenomenon was born out of this as well – people started communicating directly with DOXA, sharing their opinions, giving suggestions and confirming what Rick and the Jennys had long suspected – people didn’t just buy a watch, they entered a relationship. A watch was, for many people, an emotional purchase. DOXA moved from simply being in the watch business to being in the relationship business.