Doxa SUB 300 Owner Review : Fascinating, addictive and historical

The brand's first diving model, produced for only one year (1967), is extremely rare (approximately 100 in circulation according to the literature). 42.5 mm in diameter, like all Doxas, it is labeled "small" because it is very compact. Unlike all other Doxas that followed, it has a very curved plastic lens (the others are flat), which makes it unique and also thinner. It is clearly the easiest Doxa to wear if you had to choose just one. This model came in three "classic" colors: Professional (orange), Sharhunter (black), and Searambler (silver). I love the contrast of the oversized orange hand against the sunburst dial. All original, with a signed crown and a vintage bracelet and rice grain, offering unparalleled comfort and ingenuity (extensions + micro-adjustments). A large part of Doxa's history is on the wrist for this diver, adopted by Jacques Cousteau himself, who imported it to the USA under his Aqualung brand. A collector's item par excellence, don't hesitate if the opportunity arises!