DOXA SUB Army 200T for Hodinkee Watch
DOXA is reviving one of its rarest references with Hodinkee, bringing the mil-spec "Army" into its modern SUB 200T case for the first time. The original Army was developed in 1969 with the Swiss Army as a dedicated dive watch, issued in small numbers through 1975 mostly to support personnel rather than divers themselves, so surviving examples of the original watch rarely turn up on the vintage market today. This 250-piece take trims the vintage case size down by roughly 10 percent and swaps the original's stark black for a warmer sand-and-grey palette, developed with Hodinkee. The aluminum bezel is anodized in a custom grey shade, though the minute markers are left unanodized so raw brushed aluminum shows through, giving it a worn-in look right out of the box. Old Radium Super-LumiNova fills the etched numerals and orange hands, and the raw stainless steel case is a nod to how original Army pieces wore down to bare metal after years of service. It's water resistant to 656 feet.

