DOXA SUB 200T Afterglow x Exquisite Timepieces, 50 Pieces
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DOXA And Exquisite Timepieces Release The SUB 200T Afterglow
Quill & Pad reports that Exquisite Timepieces worked with DOXA on the SUB 200T Afterglow. The watch appears in Nina Scally’s article Chasing the Naples Night: The DOXA SUB 200T Afterglow x Exquisite Timepieces, published on October 16, 2026.
Case And Dial Details
The SUB 200T Afterglow carries a pink dial with a sunray finish. Its barrel-like cushion case is made from marine-grade 316L stainless steel. The case measures 39mm in diameter, 41.5mm from lug to lug, and 10.7mm thick.
Brand Origins And The SUB 300
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DOXA was founded in 1889 in Le Locle. The brand launched the SUB 300 in 1967 as the first purpose-built dive watch designed specifically for the general public. The history of the dive watch traces this evolution, while a dive watch buying guide outlines what matters in the category today. Readers who want to set the time on a diver watch can try the daily challenge at Watchdle: https://watchdle.com/play/
FAQ
How many SUB 200T Afterglow pieces were made?
Quill & Pad sets the worldwide quantity at 50, and each watch is individually numbered.
Who helped shape DOXA’s early dive watch legacy?
Urs Eschle served as DOXA’s product manager, Jacques-Yves Cousteau tested and endorsed the dive watch, and DOXA distributed through U.S. Divers, according to Quill & Pad.
What colors appeared on earlier DOXA models?
Quill & Pad lists orange for the Professional, black for the Sharkhunter, metallic silver-sunburst for the Searambler, bright yellow for the Divingstar, deep navy blue for the Caribbean, turquoise for the Aquamarine, and white for the Whitepearl.
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