Doxa has announced a new model, the "SUB 200 T.GRAPH II." This chronograph diver's watch is a modern reinterpretation of the "SUB 200 T.GRAPH," which debuted in 1969. It will be available in eight variations in total: four dial colors and two rubber strap options.
Doxa has given a modern remake to its iconic chronograph.
Doxa has unveiled the "SUB 200 T.GRAPH II," a new model that reinterprets the diver's chronograph that first appeared in 1969. This new model inherits the design codes of the "SUB 200 T.GRAPH," known as one of the early diver's chronographs, and will be available in a total of eight variations depending on the combination of dial color and strap.
A retro-designed chronograph diver's watch has been revived with a modern reinterpretation. It is available in four different color dials. Automatic movement (Cal. SW510). 28,800 vibrations/hour. Power reserve of approximately 56 hours. Stainless steel case (42mm diameter, 14.6mm thickness). 20 ATM water resistance. Stainless steel bracelet: ¥822,800 (tax included). Rubber strap: ¥814,000 (tax included).
The original SUB 200 T.GRAPH, released in 1969, was unusual for its time, featuring a chronograph mechanism while being designed to meet the needs of professional divers. The newly announced model inherits that philosophy, but improves wearability by revising the case diameter from 43mm to 42mm and the thickness from 15.15mm to 14.6mm. Not only has the case size been improved, but weight distribution and stability have also been considered, resulting in a model that is easier to wear every day.
The company defines the T.GRAPH not strictly as a diver's chronograph, but rather as a "diver's watch with a built-in chronograph function." Doxa considers the essence of this watch to be that of a diver's watch, and the chronograph is merely one of its additional functions. Perhaps the bicompax layout symbolizes this philosophy. By deliberately omitting the 12-hour counter from the chronograph, which is not used during diving, it seems that legibility as a diver's watch was prioritized. Inside is the Sellita Cal.SW510, an automatic movement with a power reserve of approximately 56 hours.
The dial comes in four colors that symbolize Doxa: Professional Orange, Shark Hunter Black, Sea Rambler Sunray Silver, and Dark Caribbean Blue. The strap is available in a vintage-style rice-bead stainless steel design, as well as a rubber strap in a color matching the dial.
