Doxa Resurrects Its Rare Army Dive Watch with Help from Hodinkee

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Doxa is best known for its bright orange-dialed Sub 300T, launched in the late 1960s as a professional dive watch and considered one of the most iconic dive watches ever made. In 1969, Doxa was enlisted by the Swiss Army (yes, that’s a real fighting force and not just a type of multifunctional pocket knife) to develop a watch for its combat divers. A rare watch to begin with, very few examples of the legendary Doxa Army survive today. The Doxa Army returns once more, this time in a more compact form with Hodinkee’s stylish touch. DoxaNow, with some help from Hodinkee, Doxa has brought back the Army once more, this time in the more compact Sub 200T case for the first time.