SUB 300T CLIVE CUSSLER
The SUB 300T Clive Cussler stays true to the collection’s core characteristics while remaining highly distinctive. With an original handmade dial evoking a vintage compass, and the use of an aged steel appearance applied to the watch, bracelet, clasp, and pin buckle, the watch is intended to have a weathered look, perfect to be featured on the wrists of adventurers in one of Cussler’s novels. This timepiece’s aged effect is a reflection of a nautical artifact’s journey and the conditions it endured during its time submerged in the depth.
Each timepiece is discreetly and individually engraved with its own exclusive number on the side of the bezel, indicating its uniqueness and authenticity. With a faceted, structured 42mm diameter case, this watch features a special design that captures the Cussler identity and commemorates the author’s birthday (July 15th, 1931), as the dates 7, 15, and 31 are displayed in red on the dial. Whether worn on land or sea, this watch is a statement of the fearless spirit of exploration and the enduring spirit of adventure.
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DOXA Diving Watches
Since its founding in 1889 by Georges Ducommun in the heart of Le Locle, DOXA has carved out a distinctive place in Swiss watchmaking—defined by innovation, precision, and purpose-driven design. From its earliest achievements, the brand demonstrated a forward-thinking approach, most notably with the patented 8-Day DOXA calibre in 1907. This breakthrough didn’t just elevate watchmaking standards—it found its way into the dashboards of Bugatti racing cars, before becoming a trusted instrument across automotive, aviation, and maritime industries.
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DOXA’s pioneering spirit reached new depths in 1967 with the launch of the iconic SUB collection. Engineered specifically for professional divers, it introduced the now-signature orange dial for unparalleled underwater legibility, alongside a unidirectional bezel designed to calculate no-decompression dive times—features that would go on to influence an entire category of tool watches.