Movement Swiss mechanical automatic with a power reserve of 38 hours, beating at 28,800 vph with 2...Movement Swiss mechanical automatic with a power reserve of 38 hours, beating at 28,800 vph with 26 jewels, decorated by DOXA. Case is stainless steel with an aged coating, measuring 42.50 mm x 44.50 mm with a height of 14 mm. Features a screw-down crown and water resistance up to 120 ATM (1200 meters / 4,000 feet). It also has a screw-down case back. Indications include hours, minutes, seconds, and date. The crystal is flat sapphire. It has a unidirectional rotating bezel for calculating and monitoring no decompression dive times and a helium release valve. The dial features hand-made decorative grinding with old radium Super Lumi Nova indexes. The watch comes with a Stainless steel Beads of Rice bracelet with an aged coating.
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This guide is for owners of the DOXA SUB 300T Clive Cussler watch, offering a detailed understanding of its features and use. The watch is designed for professional divers, providing exceptional water resistance and precise timekeeping. However, its specialized features may require familiarization for new users.
All features
Series
SUB
Brand
DOXA
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How often should I service my DOXA SUB 300T?
It is recommended to have your watch serviced every 3-5 years, or more frequently if it is used in demanding conditions.
What is the water resistance rating of the watch?
The watch is water-resistant up to 120 ATM (1200 meters / 4,000 feet).
How do I set the time and date?
Pull the crown out to the second position to set the time and to the first position to set the date. Rotate the crown to adjust the settings.
Can I wear this watch while diving?
Yes, the watch is designed for professional diving, providing exceptional water resistance and features like a unidirectional rotating bezel.
What type of crystal does the watch have?
The watch features a flat sapphire crystal.
What type of movement does the watch have?
The watch has a Swiss mechanical automatic movement.
How do I clean the watch?
Rinse the watch with fresh water after exposure to saltwater or chlorine. Use a soft cloth to dry.
Troubleshooting
Watch is not running.
Manually wind the watch or ensure it has been worn long enough to gain power from movement.
Fogging under the crystal.
This indicates a loss of water resistance. Take the watch to a qualified watchmaker for inspection and repair immediately.
Bezel is difficult to rotate.
Rinse the bezel with fresh water to remove any debris. If the problem persists, have the watch inspected by a professional.
Date not changing correctly.
Ensure the crown is properly screwed in. If the date is still not changing, have the watch serviced by a watchmaker.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Exceptional water resistance suitable for professional diving.
Reliable and accurate Swiss automatic movement.
Durable construction with high-quality materials.
Unidirectional rotating bezel for dive time calculations.
Distinctive design and aesthetic appeal.
Cons
Specialized features may require a learning curve for new users.
The aged coating can be prone to scratches.
Requires professional servicing to maintain water resistance.
May be bulky for everyday wear outside of diving.
The watch is mechanical and requires regular winding or use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setting Up Your Watch
Winding: If the watch has stopped, manually wind it by turning the crown clockwise 20-30 times. This will provide an initial power reserve.
Setting the Time: Pull the crown out to the second position to set the time. Rotate the crown until the correct time is displayed.
Setting the Date: Some models have a date function. Pull the crown to the first position and rotate it to adjust the date.
Securing the Crown: After setting the time and date, screw the crown back in firmly to ensure water resistance.
Compatibility
The watch is compatible with the supplied stainless steel bracelet. Replacement straps must be compatible with the standard lug size of the watch.
Care Instructions
Cleaning: Rinse the watch with fresh water after exposure to saltwater or chlorine. Use a soft cloth to dry.
Maintenance: Have the watch serviced by a qualified watchmaker every 3-5 years to ensure its water resistance and proper function. This includes checking the seals, cleaning and lubricating the movement.
Storage: Store the watch in a dry place when not in use. Avoid extreme temperatures and direct sunlight.
Avoid Chemicals: Do not expose the watch to harsh chemicals, solvents, or abrasive materials, as these can damage the case, crystal, and seals.