[WTS/WTT] Doxa Ceramica Shark 300

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Model:	DOXA	Last Scraped:	Oct. 6, 2024, 10:17 p.m.
Username:	CRasch505	Location:	Unknown
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Up for sale is a Doxa Ceramica Shark 300. Warranty card dates it to 2013. These were never sold directly to the North American market. Comes with all links, hang tag, warranty card, and manual. 44mm case and sapphire crystal. Asking $600 obo shipped in conus. Open to trades straight across or up/down either way with cash on either side. Thanks!

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	Established:	1889
	Website:	https://www.doxa.ch/
	Country of Origin:	Switzerland

Doxa, founded in 1889 by Georges Ducommun, began as a maker of dress watches and other timepieces. Over the years, Doxa gained in size and branched out into other timekeeping markets. (Wristwatches, Armbanduhren, Montres-bracelets; Brunner, Gisbert L; Pfeiffer-Belli, Christian; Koneman, 2006)

In the late 1960s Doxa decided to devote resources to create a watch to be used for diving. Tests indicated that an orange face was more visible in murky water. Doxa also consulted with divers, including Jacques Cousteau, then chairman of "U.S. Divers," and Claude Wesly (a Cousteau companion and the first man to spend seven days thirty-three feet underwater). A staff of engineers and professional divers was assembled to create a watch with the required features. The Sub300t was purchased in quantity by U.S. Divers, who resold the watch in the United States.

The Jenny family of Switzerland now owns the brand. Since August 2002, Doxa has introduced re-editions of its watches and timepieces in limited quantities. Many are reproductions of the original models in design and construction, and all use Swiss movements.

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