Doxa Sub 300 Caribbean 821.10.201.10 brand_hamilton The generous use of Super-LumiNova

The generous use of Super-LumiNova on hands

Grand Seiko descends into the frost with a pair of US-exclusive "Sōkō" references whose delicately textured dials hearken the moment when the frost first blankets the visible landscape around Grand Seiko's Shinshu and Shizukuishi production studios

one-way rotating bezel and water resistant to a depth of 200 meters

or black military leather strap that fits either a stainless-steel pin buckle or folding clasp

The strap pays homage to the original but is reproduced in high-strength silicone for greater durability and comfort

Doxa Sub 300 Caribbean 821.10.201.10 brand_hamilton The generous use of Super-LumiNovaThe original Sub. An icon by any definition In 1967, DOXA launched the revolutionary SUB concept, considered to be the first truly purpose designed divers watch accessible to a broader public. The radical innovations it introduced at the time soon made it the benchmark for professionals, too. Water resistant to 30 bar, roughly equivalent to a depth of 300 meters, it was the first to feature a unidirectional bezel with a dual scale for depth and dive