The new DOXA SUB 200 II reinterprets one of Swiss watchmaking's most iconic dive watches with a redesigned case, new smoked dials, and superior comfort, while preserving the spirit that made the SUB collection legendary.
Its iconic tonneau case returns in a more essential version, crafted from grade 5 titanium, lightened by bold openings and faceted surfaces that elegantly catch the light without excess. Beneath the sapphire crystal, the skeletonized manufacture caliber CD-011 is fully visible: the twin barrels at the top and the tourbillon at the bottom create a perfect technical and visual balance.
Micro-sandblasted surfaces, discreet chamfers, and refined details add depth without weighing down the design. Available in Carbon, Silver, and Blue variants, with a titanium bracelet or fluoroelastomer strap, Hunter Tourbillon elevates the Hunter collection to a higher level of technical and aesthetic expression.
Design: "back-to-front" skeletonized with continuous mechanical view and open case back for greater mechanical depth
Movement: manual
Caliber: manufacture CD-011, skeletonized tourbillon with double barrel
Manufacture movement: yes
Power reserve: 72 hours
Frequency: 28,800 A/h (4 Hz)
Jewels: 26
Accuracy: -10 to +20 sec/day
Functions: hours, minutes
Case: grade 5 titanium with micro-blasted finish and polished chamfers
Water resistance: 5 ATM
Bezel: fixed
Crown: knurled grade 5 titanium
Glass: curved sapphire
Dial/indices: applied indices with Swiss Super-LumiNova (dark green)
Strap: black fluororubber
Bracelet: grade 2 titanium
Bracelet color: carbon / silver
Finish: micro-blasted with chamfers
Clasp: hidden deployant with 316L steel push-buttons, micro-blasted/chamfered finish
Detail colors: carbon / silver / blue
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