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stew77 wrote:Back from vacation...the SUB 300 Searambler 50th Anni was waiting!
Doxa really nailed the vintage vibe with these IMO!!!
Big congrats on that awesome DOXA !
Looks so gorgeous.
Looks a bit tiny. What you say Chris ?
This was my only concern for my wrist.
Thank you Phil!
I would say it definitely does wear smaller (but I only have a 750T and a 600T-Graph, both of which utilize the larger Doxa case sizes). I think the case size is similar to the 1200T, but with the slightly smaller dial diameter and the highly domed sapphire crystal it appears smaller (but in a really cool vintage vibe way IMO).
I think the main difference, and the one that really lends to the vintage feel on the wrist, is the much thinner case. With the thinner case, it feels much different to anything else I have from Doxa, and I really like it for that.
(I will plan to take a few wrist angles that better illustrate the overall thinner case, but you may have already seen some great shots out there).I would be curious to hear Oscar's opinion and comparison since I think he has at least a few vintage Doxa pieces.