Doxa SUB 300
#158 of 166 in the community watch ranking · 15 head-to-head votes
What makes it stand out
The Doxa Sub family of watches, which debuted in 1967, grew to iconic status thanks to their use by recreational and military divers as well as the watch's inclusion in Clive Cussler's popular series of novels chronicling the adventures of Dirk Pitt. Known for its cushion case, no-decompression-limits bezel, beads-of-rice bracelets and rubber straps, and a wide variety of dial colors, the modern Sub 300 takes the original design and adds a COSC certified ETA 2824 caliber. For more on the Doxa Sub and its history, click here.
At a glance
- Material
- Stainless-steel case and bracelet
- Case size
- 42.5 mm diameter
- Case height
- 13.3mm
- Lug to lug
- 45mm
- Movement
- Automatic ETA 2824
- Water resistance
- 300m
- Crystal
- Sapphire
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How the crowd sees it
Doxa SUB 300 has won 4 of 15 matchups (27%). Its community score is 807 crowns. It’s early: a few votes can still move this watch considerably.
Crowns are an Elo ranking score, not a star rating or a measure of manufacturing quality.
