By Bruce Shawkey
Doxa channels its adventurous spirit through the fictional world of Clive Cussler, the acclaimed American adventure novelist. Cussler wrote over 85 books, selling more than 100 million copies, and discovered scores of shipwrecks through the National Underwater and Marine Agency (NUMA), the non-profit organization he founded in 1979. His books were adapted for the big screen twice: Raise the Titanic (1980) and Sahara (2005) Cusslet's novels were highly influential in showcasing Doxa to the world. The watch's iconic orange dial helped the famed fictional adventure hero, Dirk Pitt, to accurately read the time during his deadline-driven diving missions. This latest SUB 300T aged dial resembles a nautical artefact. Each watch is individually serial numbered. A percentage of sales from this special edition Clive Cussler watch will be donated to NUMA. Additionally, the names of shipwrecks and other historical artefacts discovered or surveyed by NUMA up to 2022 are engraved on the back of the SUB 300T. The watch sells for CHF 2,590, about $2,840. The Sub 300T was introduced in 1968.
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