isually slimmer and more refined than sapphire, polished steel interacts with light in a distinctive way, creating a sophisticated contrast against the 42mm steel case and emphasising the watch’s versatility: equally at home in urban settings and seaside getaways.
With this new version, Doxa is adding to – not replacing – the sapphire bezel option. Vintage watch enthusiasts can of course continue to appreciate that retro vibe and timeless quality in the existing models with the sapphire bezel. Hard-wearing and scratch-resistant, it delivers a more traditional, technical look and is part of what made the SUB 200 so popular since its relaunch.


