Doxa SUB 300 Searambler 'Silver Lung' Re-Issue Dive Watch

Having completed a celebration of the 50th Anniversary of its flagship SUB dive watch, DOXA has been on a bit of a tear for the last year or so Home to arguably one of the original truly purpose-built dive watches, the independent Swiss brand's last two releases have sold out in very short order: the Sub 300 'Black Lung' released in 2017, and the more recent collaboration with Swedish dive gear manufacturer Poseidon, introduced at Baselworld this year Like the Black Lung, the new Searambler is still designed in full collaboration with dive gear manufacturer Aqua Lung, carrying the latter brand's heritage yellow-on-black "US Divers" badge at 8:00.

Unlike the Black Lung though, none of those prototypes produced ever snuck their way out into the world to be tested and dived with, making this new 'Silver Lung' the collecting world's first shot at an unequivocally rare silver-dialed Aqua Lung logo variant Par for the modern thin-cased SUB 300 course, the Searambler 'Silver Lung' is a vintage-inspired 42mm stainless steel cushion case with 300m of water resistance - dimensions replicated from the original SUB from 1967 at the end of 2016 Inside the watch, ticks a COSC-certified ETA 2824 movement, which is a bit of a departure from most other DOXA editions, which tend to come fitted with Sellita or Soprod movements.

The SUB 300 Searambler 'Silver Lung' can be pre-ordered direct from DOXA for a price of $2,190 - a 15% discount from the standard $2,590 price, which will take effect if all 300 pieces aren't spoken for prior to their August delivery. . Source