Dive into the Deep with the Exclusive Doxa SUB 250T GMT: A Watch for Ocean Enthusiasts
The world of luxury watches is about to get a stunning new addition, as Doxa and Topper Jewelers join forces once more. This time, they're unveiling a limited-edition timepiece that will make waves among collectors and ocean lovers alike. But here's the twist: it's not just about style; it's a tribute to the majestic creatures of the deep and the preservation of our oceans.
Introducing the Doxa SUB 250T GMT Great White Topper Edition, a watch that seamlessly blends functionality and a deep-rooted connection to the ocean. This exclusive timepiece is a follow-up to the successful collaboration between Doxa and Topper, which brought us the SUB 300T Great White last year. Now, they're back with a new creation that's sure to captivate watch enthusiasts and marine life enthusiasts alike.
The design takes its cues from the awe-inspiring Great White Sharks that roam the Gulf of the Farallones in Northern California. The watch's white-and-blue color palette is a subtle nod to these apex predators and the deep navy waters of the Pacific Ocean. But it's not just about aesthetics; a portion of the proceeds from each sale will go towards supporting the Greater Farallones Association, an organization dedicated to marine conservation along California's coast. And this is where the watch's true purpose shines through.
Crafted with precision, the 40mm stainless steel case retains Doxa's iconic cushion shape, featuring brushed surfaces and a flat sapphire crystal. The unidirectional steel bezel, a nod to Doxa's rich history of dive watches, is engraved with both elapsed-time and 'no-deco' dive scales, filled with navy blue lacquer. The screw-down crown and caseback, adorned with a custom engraving of the San Francisco Bay and Farallon Islands, emphasize the watch's regional inspiration and its commitment to marine conservation.
But here's where it gets controversial... The dial is a masterpiece of luminescence, coated with Super-LumiNova BGW9, glowing a vibrant blue in the dark. This unique feature sets it apart from its peers, ensuring legibility in any lighting condition. Blue lacquered hands and markers create a striking contrast against the glowing dial, while the absence of a date window maintains the watch's clean, symmetrical design. And let's not forget the practical addition of a 24-hour GMT hand, enabling wearers to track multiple time zones.
Powered by a reliable Sellita SW330-2 Elaboré grade movement, the watch offers caller-style GMT functionality with a 50-hour power reserve. It comes equipped with Doxa's signature stainless steel Beads-of-Rice bracelet, featuring a folding clasp and wetsuit extension, ensuring a secure fit during aquatic adventures. Additionally, an integrated navy blue FKM rubber strap with a matching clasp is included, offering a more casual yet stylish alternative.
The Doxa SUB 250T GMT Great White Topper Edition is a true collector's item, with only 100 pieces available. Priced at USD 2,990, it can be exclusively acquired from Topper Jewelers, making it a rare find for watch enthusiasts and ocean conservation supporters alike.
Technical Specifications:
- Case: 40.00mm x 10.85mm x 42.90mm, 316L stainless steel with Doxa's classic SUB cushion shape, flat sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, custom engraved caseback, screw-down crown, and unidirectional rotating bezel with dual scales.
- Dial: Fully luminous white dial with Super-LumiNova BGW9, blue lacquered hands and markers, and a 24-hour GMT hand.
- Movement: Sellita SW330-2 Elaboré grade automatic movement with caller-style GMT function, 50h power reserve, and no date.
- Bracelet: 18mm lug width, stainless steel Beads-of-Rice bracelet with folding clasp and wetsuit extension, plus an additional navy blue FKM rubber strap.
- Availability: Limited to 100 pieces, exclusively at Topper Jewelers.
- Price: USD 2,990
What do you think about this unique timepiece? Is it a must-have for your collection, or do you have other favorites that capture the essence of the ocean? Share your thoughts and let's dive into a discussion about watches and marine conservation!
