This article was originally published in the March/April 2022 Issue of the WatchTime print magazine.

In 2021, Doxa added the latest member to its already extensive dive watch catalog, the 1980s-inspired Doxa Sub 600T with a rather unique angular case design. WatchTime went hands-on with a pre-production model.

Back in August 2021, Doxa launched a (quickly sold-out) 200-piece limited ?Pacific? edition of the Sub 600T in titanium with blue dial (Ref. 861.50.231.33). Three months later, the Swiss watch brand announced the release of the full-rainbow color palette, this time as a regular extension of the Sub-themed collection of dive watches and exclusively available in stainless steel. Even though Doxa currently offers 25 versions of the Sub 600T re-edition, the new collection is in reality much easier to decode than the number of references might suggest. First of all, Doxa traditionally names all its dial colors individually. There are the ?Professional? (the brand?s quintessential orange), ?Sharkhunter? (black) and ?Searambler? (silver) dial versions from the ?60s, followed by the ?Divingstar? (yellow) and the more recent ?Caribbean? (blue) and ?Aquamarine? (turquoise) versions. All six dial colors can be combined with a choice of two bezels, either with a sandblasted steel insert or a black ceramic insert (both with the dual scale for the dive time and depth).
Additionally, the current Sub 600T is available with either a tone-on-tone rubber strap to matc...