Experience Ultimate Timekeeping with the New Generation Doxa Sub 200 T-Graph II

Newly unveiled in perfect time for the warm summer season, Doxa presents the next generation of its signature Sub 200 T.Graph II watch, a combination of a dive watch and a chronograph with an unmistakable cushion-shaped case, clearly indicative of the brand’s 1969 design. In a departure from its usual limited edition model, Doxa decided to introduce a watch with permanent offering. A noteworthy revelation for watch enthusiasts is its affordable price when compared with previous releases.

The Sub 200 T.Graph II comes with a contemporary automatic Sellita SW510 chronograph caliber, offering a slightly better 56-hour power reserve compared to the vintage Valjoux 7734 chronograph caliber used previously. Additionally, the new model boasts of a higher beat rate of 28,800 VpH.

Adding further delight to Doxa devotees, the Sub 200 T.Graph II comes in a new Caribbean blue dial colour, joining the traditional palette of Professional Orange, Searambler Sunburst Silver, and Sharkhunter Black. Options for coordinating coloured straps to match with the orange and blue dials, or a traditional black strap for the black and silver dials, is available for those who prefer a rubber strap instead of the beads-of-rice bracelet.

The modern hybrid of the dive watch and chronograph is now available for a devoted fanbase to pick up, priced at $4,290 for the steel bracelet model and $4,250 for the rubber strap model. With its perfect blend of classic design attributes and modern features, the Sub 200 T.Graph II is set to be a fitting addition to any watch collection.