The Sub 600T certainly does not go unnoticed, but behind its flamboyant image lie all the characteristics of quality and reliability that have made Doxa a reference point for divers since the 1970s. In the following decade, in addition to the round and cushion-shaped cases, a case with squared lines was introduced into the catalogue, aggressive and consistent with the fashion of the time, and it was from that case that the inspiration for the new model came. The case of the Sub 600T is water-resistant to a pressure of no less than 60 atmospheres, has a diameter of 40 mm by 14.5 mm and a brushed finish, while the bevel running from lug to lug on both sides is polished. The screw-down crown at 4 o'clock is personalised with the 'Doxa Fish' logo in the thick colour of the dial. In addition to this yellow version, the watch will be available in yellow ("Divinghunter"), orange ("Professional"), black ("Sharkhunter"), navy blue ("Caribeban"), silver ("Scrambler") or turquoise ("Aquamarine"). There is also a choice between a bezel with a ceramic or steel insert, and between a rubber strap and a steel bracelet. The movement powering it is the Sellita calibre SW 200-1 (28,800 vibrations per hour, 26 jewels, 38-hour power reserve), customised to Doxa specifications. The watch is available with a rubber strap in the same colour as the dial or with a steel bracelet, in both cases fitted with a folding clasp with a double safety button. The bezel, on which is printed the table of times at different depths expressed in feet, within which decompression is not required, is available in two variants, either all steel or with a ceramic insert.
Prices1,350 euros (rubber strap and steel ring); 1,390 euros (bracelet and steel ring); 1,450 euros (rubber strap and ceramic ring); 1,490 euros (steel bracelet and ceramic ring).
