Doxa SUB 4000T Sharkhunter

The Doxa SUB 4000T, first introduced in 2011, is a testament to the brand's commitment to high-performance diving watches. The SUB 4000T continues the legacy of the original SUB series, which began in the 1960s with the pioneering design of the SUB 300 for professional divers. Initially launched with the iconic orange dial, the SUB 4000T's Professional model quickly gained recognition for its durability and functionality. The Sharkhunter variant, introduced in 2012 with a sleek black dial, further expanded the series, enhancing its appeal among diving enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Design And Aesthetics

The SUB 4000T versions have a tough stainless steel casing that aligns with the traditional looks of a diving watch as well as modern ergonomics. The watch is spherical with the sapphire crystal, ensuring clear visibility and scratch resistance. Additionally, there is a unidirectional rotating bezel that helps to define dive time. The orange and black dials are supposed to be completely intelligible in the dark due to the contrasting intense hands, hour markers, and bezel inserts.

Features

The DOXA SUB 4000T, with the robust ETA 2897-2 automatic movement, has a power reserve of roughly 42 hours and vibrates at 28,800 times per hour. The Incablock shock system protects this action and ensures its endurance and accuracy. The watch has practical functionality, including a date window at three o'clock and a battery reserve indication at seven. The SUB 4000T is built to survive harsh underwater conditions, with an amazing 1200 meters of water resistance. Each model of the DOXA SUB 4000T, whether the steel bezel version with its exclusive run of 300 pieces or the even rarer sapphire bezel edition, limited to just 200 pieces, merges sophistication with indispensable diving functionality. This collection exemplifies Doxa's relentless pursuit of innovation, quality, and diving excellence.