Doxa · Family: SUB 200
The Doxa SUB 200 Professional 796.10.351.10 is the more accessible take on Doxa's iconic cushion case, in 42mm 316L steel with a bracelet and a steel top-ring bezel, distinct from the SUB 300 Caribbean already in the catalog. It runs an automatic ETA 2824-2 movement with 38 hours of power reserve and 200m water resistance. Cazador has no verified price observations (n=0) for this reference as of today.
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Doxa was founded in 1889 in Le Locle, Switzerland, but its defining moment as a dive-watch brand came in 1967 with the original SUB 300, whose square-profile cushion case with rounded corners remains the visual signature of the entire SUB family today.
The SUB 200 is Doxa's entry point into that diving heritage: it keeps the signature cushion case and unidirectional bezel, but runs on a widely available base automatic movement (ETA 2824-2) rather than a chronometer-certified caliber, positioning the line a step more accessible than the SUB 300.
This specific reference, the 796.10.351.10, corresponds to an update of the SUB 200 Professional line that replaces the bezel insert with a stainless steel top ring, in place of the orange-dial versions characteristic of earlier SUB 200 Professional generations.
With 200 meters of water resistance and a 316L steel bracelet featuring Doxa's fish symbol on the clasp, the SUB 200 Professional is distinguished from the SUB 300 Caribbean already in Cazador by its non-chronometer-certified base movement and a more accessible catalog position within the brand's dive range. [UNVERIFIED: we do not confirm the exact dial color for this specific configuration, nor the exact introduction year].
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The SUB 200 runs a base automatic movement (ETA 2824-2) without chronometer certification, while the SUB 300 Caribbean is COSC chronometer certified; the SUB 200 sits at a more accessible tier within Doxa's dive range.
It's the shape Doxa introduced in 1967 with the original SUB 300, developed alongside Jacques Cousteau's circle, and the brand has kept it largely unchanged across every dive reissue since.
200 meters (20 ATM), enough for recreational diving, below the SUB 300's 300 meters but consistent with its role as a tool watch.
An automatic ETA 2824-2, with 38 hours of power reserve and a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz), a base caliber widely used across Swiss watchmaking.
The top ring is stainless steel, unlike earlier SUB 200 Professional versions with an orange dial and a different insert material.