Over the past years, Doxa has made quite a thing out of diving watch chic.
It has been making diving watches since the 1960s, and is most associated with the colour orange.
That colour was favoured for its underwater legibility, and for Doxa it became a signature.
In recent years, while the number of people actually going diving hasn’t changed much, diving watches of all kinds have soared in popularity, and Doxa has done very well out of the spike.
This has seen all manner of varieties in their diving watches, with different styles made to cater to different buyers.
Now, that extends to a diving watch that has been tastefully iced.
The new SUB 200T Diamonds has a universally wearable 39mm steel case.
It is powered by an automatic movement with 38-hour power reserve and the watch has 200m water resistance.
It has a mother-of-pearl dial and a diamond set bezel.
Each is set with 107 diamonds, combined with 13 brilliant-coloured gemstones or additional diamonds.
They are mixed with either: orange, blue, or pink sapphires; black diamonds; turquoise Paraiba tourmalines, and intense emeralds.