DOXA Brings a New Chronograph Into the SUB Family

DOXA has added a new chronograph to its SUB collection with the introduction of the SUB 200 T.GRAPH II.

For a brand so closely associated with purpose-built sports watches, a fresh T.GRAPH model is more than a simple line extension. It puts the chronograph back into one of DOXA’s most recognisable families and gives collectors another reason to look at the SUB range beyond the usual time-and-date formula.

At a glance

A chronograph return for the SUB line

The SUB name sits at the centre of DOXA’s identity, and the addition of the SUB 200 T.GRAPH II gives the collection a more technical expression.

Chronographs naturally change the personality of a sports watch.

They add visual structure, a more functional dial layout and a stronger sense of mechanical utility, especially within a collection already shaped by tool-watch codes.

For DOXA, that matters because the SUB line is not a decorative side project. It’s the part of the catalogue most closely tied to the brand’s modern appeal among enthusiasts who like watches with a clear purpose.

The appeal of the T.GRAPH format

The T.GRAPH name carries a different rhythm from a standard three-hand SUB model.

It suggests a watch that’s still rooted in the familiar SUB language but with the added presence of a chronograph display.

That makes the SUB 200 T.GRAPH II interesting for buyers who want something more layered on the wrist without moving away from DOXA’s core sports-watch vocabulary.

It also gives the collection a broader spread, with a model that can sit between daily-wear durability and the more tactile engagement of a mechanical chronograph.

Positioning within DOXA’s modern catalogue

The SUB 200 T.GRAPH II arrives at a time when vintage-leaning sports chronographs remain a strong category for collectors.

DOXA’s advantage is that it doesn’t need to borrow credibility from outside its own archive-adjacent design language.

The brand has long been associated with watches that look practical first and polished second, which gives the SUB 200 T.GRAPH II a more grounded character than many retro-styled chronographs.

It should appeal to enthusiasts who already understand DOXA’s visual codes, as well as collectors looking for a chronograph with a less predictable name on the dial.

Details & Specifications

With the SUB 200 T.GRAPH II, DOXA strengthens the SUB collection in a way that feels natural rather than opportunistic.

It’s a watch for people who like the brand’s direct, tool-minded character but want the extra complexity and wrist presence of a chronograph.