Some watches become legends, and others, as years pass, transform into authentic cult objects. The new DOXA SUB 200 T.Graph II undoubtedly belongs to this category. Decades after the famous diving chronograph launched in the late 1960s, DOXA brings back one of the most desired models by enthusiasts, reinterpreting it with modern technologies without betraying its identity.

This is not a mere re-edition. The T.Graph II is a completely updated project that retains the character of the original, introducing a new automatic movement, revised proportions, and four color configurations inspired by the brand's tradition.

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The return of a diving watch icon

The name T.Graph holds a special place in DOXA's history.

The original model was one of the very few chronographs designed specifically for professional diving, recognizable by its characteristic tonneau case, patented decompression bezel, and bicompax dial, which even today represents one of the most iconic designs in diving watchmaking.

With the new SUB 200 T.Graph II, the Swiss Maison revives that pioneering spirit, offering a timepiece intended not only for collectors but also for those who wish to use a true diver chronograph every day.

Faithful to the past, with modern construction

The aesthetic immediately recalls the historic model, but every component has been redesigned according to contemporary standards.

The 316L steel case measures 42 mm in diameter and is slightly more compact than the previous T.Graph reinterpretation, improving comfort and ergonomics on the wrist. The unidirectional rotating bezel maintains the famous patented DOXA scale with the US Navy no-decompression limits table, one of the elements that contributed to the brand's fame among professional divers.

The domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment protects the dial, while the screw-down crown and pushers ensure water resistance up to 200 meters.

A new mechanical heart

One of the most important novelties concerns the movement.

While the previous limited edition used the historic Valjoux 7734, the new SUB 200 T.Graph II adopts the modern Sellita SW510, a Swiss Made automatic chronograph with a frequency of 28,800 vibrations/hour and a power reserve of approximately 56 hours.

The choice of this caliber allows for greater reliability, precision, and ease of maintenance, while maintaining the sporty and professional character of the watch.

Four colors that tell the DOXA story

For the launch of the new collection, DOXA offers four of its most iconic configurations.

The famous Professional with an orange dial continues to represent the brand's symbol and maximum legibility underwater. Alongside it, we find the refined silver Searambler, the classic black Sharkhunter, and, for the first time in T.Graph history, the striking Caribbean with a deep blue dial.

This new variant expands the chronograph family, offering enthusiasts an even richer choice without losing the strong connection to DOXA tradition.

A chronograph designed for sea lovers

Like every true DOXA, the SUB 200 T.Graph II is first and foremost a tool.

The bezel with decompression table, the indices and hands coated with Super-LumiNova®, the chronograph dedicated to monitoring dive times, and the extremely robust construction testify to a design philosophy that has remained unchanged since the 1960s.

It is a watch that retains a strong professional character, but thanks to its updated dimensions and refined finishes, it can easily be worn every day.

The charm of a rediscovered legend

With the SUB 200 T.Graph II, DOXA does not merely bring back one of its most celebrated models into production.

The Maison demonstrates how it is possible to update an icon without distorting it, keeping intact the elements that made it famous while introducing the technical solutions required by today's enthusiasts.

For those who love diving chronographs and the history of sports watchmaking, the new T.Graph II represents one of the most significant returns in recent years: a watch that combines over half a century of tradition with modern mechanics, once again confirming DOXA's role among the absolute protagonists in the world of diver watches.

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