Time & Tide x Doxa SUB 600T ‘pacific’ Limited Edition – Brand New

A fantastic piece from one of our favourite dive watch manufacturers, made in collaboration with our friends over at Time & Tide, the SUB 600T ‘pacific’ is a super cool dive watch based around the lesser-known SUB 600T from the 80’s. We’ll let them explain:

It’s the 80s and DOXA presents the SUB 600T. The crown, offset to 4 o'clock and the angular lines give it a distinct character from the rounded case shapes of the collections that preceded it. Naturally, it too comes with DOXA’s patented unidirectional rotating bezel for calculating no-stop dive times. Introduced with the now legendary dial offering greater readability, the SUB 600T quickly gains quite a following among the public at large and the growing number of scuba diving enthusiasts around the world.

Today, more than 40 years later, DOXA pays tribute to this milestone model with a Limited Edition SUB 600T ‘pacific’ – for the first time in titanium. Only 200 numbered pieces will be made. On the outside, this 3-hand dive watch remains true to the aesthetics that made the SUB 600T famous. On the inside, it impresses with all the technical features that make it a high-performance, reliable, accessible and desirable dive watch for our times.

This particular piece was purchased locally in November 2021 and is brand new and unworn, with stickers in place. Please see images for full condition details.

Comes with everything as supplied new, so outer box, inner box, instruction booklet, warranty card dated November 2021 and Watch Vault cleaning cloth.

These are all sold out. Here’s your chance to pick up one of these special pieces that’s still brand new and unworn.

Brand: Doxa

Model #: Sub 600T ‘pacific’

Case Material: Titanium

Case details: 40mm x 47.6mm x 14.15mm

Movement: Self Winding

Dial: Pacific Blue

Hands: Luminous

Paraphernalia: Outer box, inner box, instruction booklet, warranty card dated November 2021 and Watch Vault cleaning cloth.

TZ Grading: Brand New

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