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Doxa: news, hands-on reviews and new releases
Doxa is a Swiss brand founded in 1889 in Le Locle, which became a benchmark in diving watches. Its 1967 SUB 300, with its orange dial and patented decompression bezel, remains a cult model among divers and collectors. Passion Horlogere has followed Doxa news since 2009: new releases, reviews and analysis. Find our articles on the brand below.
Doxa holds a special place in the history of the diving watch. Here is a look back at its journey and at what we cover of its news.
A chronology geared towards diving. Founded in 1889 by Georges Ducommun in Le Locle, the brand first made its name with quality watches before finding its identity in the 1960s. In 1967, it introduced the SUB 300, developed with professional divers: an orange dial for maximum underwater readability, a cushion case and a bezel indicating decompression stops, a patented innovation. Distributed for a time to diving enthusiasts alongside specialised equipment suppliers, the SUB became a reference tool.
A revived icon. After quieter decades, Doxa relaunched its diving watches by drawing on its heritage, with a range of colourful dials faithful to the original spirit. The brand cultivates a community of enthusiasts attached to this functional aesthetic and this unique underwater legacy.
What you will find on this page. Passion Horlogère has followed Doxa news since 2009: new releases, hands-on reviews, reissues and analysis. The articles gathered below bring together our coverage of the brand, updated as new releases appear.