DOXA SUB 300 SEARAMBLER “SILVER LUNG” WATCH REVIEW

DOXA SUB 300 SEARAMBLER “SILVER LUNG”  WATCH REVIEW

 DOXA SUB 300 SEARAMBLER “SILVER LUNG”  WATCH REVIEW

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The special edition SUB 300 Searambler “Silver Lung” celebrates, however I’d prefer to more plainly observe that this diver quite a bit of watch your money can buy just $2,190 through the pre-order chance. If you are considering adding the Silver Lung for your collection, you might want to take out your charge card and race to DOXA before edition of 300 sells out fast such as the Black Lung Searambler did in 2017.

 DOXA SUB 300 SEARAMBLER “SILVER LUNG”  WATCH REVIEW

The Silver Lung Searambler features a decorated COSC-certified ETA 2824-2 automatic movement, a unique 42.3-millimeter stainless situation, a vintage beads-of-grain DOXA stainless bracelet (with wet suit extension) that tapers from 22 millimeters lower to simply 20 in the clasp, a dual-domed azure very that appears as an old-school acrylic one, and enough accurate and charming 1960s DOXA details this factor could be easily mistaken for any closet classic.

Contributing to the worth, the Silver Lung is restricted to simply 300 pieces and it is a bold celebration of DOXA’s SUB 300 Searambler, which switched 50-years-old in 2017. The Silver Lung also celebrates Aqua-Lung’s 75th anniversary. Aqua-Lung may be the dive gear innovator that-together with Jacques Cousteau-helped transform Diving from high-budget military and scientific operations right into a relatively affordable recreational sport. Between DOXA and Aqua-Lung, we’re speaking serious pedigree.

Aqua-Lung-branded DOXA watches for diving are rare, costly, and (regardless of whether you like them or otherwise) undeniably awesome and unto themselves. DOXA is definitely an independent Swiss watch house dating back 1889, and DOXA didn’t just weather the quarta movement crisis, it really began making these striking, purpose-built watches for diving in the middle of it. To obtain their back catalog winning over another generation of fans appears an appropriate reward for his or her perseverance.

DOXA’s unmistakable dive bezels hold a typical 

One-hour dive inner track plus an outer “no-decompression” track. The much deeper you dive, the a shorter period the different options are at this depth. Spend over our limits time at a depth, and you’ll need to make decompression stops while climbing to be able to “off gas” the nitrogen developed within your body. The Searambler’s “no-deco” bezel signifies how lengthy you are able to stay under at any depth without getting to create extra decompression stops this really is crucial information because without them you risk the bends, an unthinkably painful-and often lethal-condition. Today’s divers use computers to trace everything, but up in to the early 1990s tools like DOXA’s dual-track dive bezel along with a depth gauge were the computational devices All scuba divers trusted.

The Silver Lung Searambler’s bezel is wide, and therefore quite legible, it cuts down on the dial and very lower to simply 25.5 millimeters. Around the Silver Lung, DOXA has finished that dial within the highly coveted silver sunray color, first issued in 1967. The chubby orange minute-hands reads such as the instrument gauge its supposed to have been, and also the comparatively little black hour-hands-which divers are hardly ever worried about-plays another role by design.

How that small dial seems to incorporate four lines of text

To start dating ? window, the whole Aqua Lung emblem, along with a beefy minute-track while keeping superb legibility is definitely an industrial design situation study worth a graduate thesis. Toss in how distinctively stylish this dial is, and students of favor might finish up studying that thesis, were this type of factor to exist.

Odds are the Silver Lung Searambler will become unattainable in pre-purchase just like the special edition Black Lung did in 2017. If the rare beauty belongs inside your collection, you should move fast.