Doxa's latest release, the SUB 200 T.GRAPH II, is a revival of the brand's early dive chronograph, the T.GRAPH, which first appeared in 1969. This new model is a refreshing take on a classic, offering a smaller, slimmer case and a modern Sellita chronograph movement, all while retaining the original's distinctive character. The T.GRAPH II is a dive watch at heart, with a unidirectional bezel and 200-meter water resistance, but it also includes a chronograph complication for additional timing capabilities. The watch is available in four dial colors: Professional orange, Sharkhunter black, Searambler silver, and the new Caribbean Blue, which adds a unique twist to the traditional Doxa aesthetic. The dial layout is clean and legible, with a yellow-accented 30-minute counter and a running seconds display, ensuring the watch remains functional and stylish. Under the solid caseback, the Sellita SW510 automatic calibre powers the watch, providing a 56-hour power reserve and subtle Doxa decoration on the rotor. The T.GRAPH II is offered on either a premium black rubber strap or a stainless steel beads-of-rice bracelet, both of which complement the watch's refined and functional design. This revival is a welcome addition to the Doxa catalog, breathing new life into the dive-centric chronograph segment and showcasing the brand's ability to blend tradition with modern innovation.
