My collection includes this vintage watch from Doxa - one among several Doxas I have. It bears the term "anti-magnetique" under the brand name on the dial. This indicates that the watch was probably released for the European market.
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| This watch features a sub-dial and these nice lugs |
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| Side view showing the crown, which is newer than the rest of the case so it should be a replacement one |
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| The other side view |
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| Case back showing the watch's serial number |
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| Inside of the back cover and the movement |
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| Inside of the back cover |
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| Manual signed movement for this pre-Synchron Doxa |
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| Close-up of the movement shows some numbers. Still, it has not been enough for me to identify the movement and determine the specs. I suspect at least for this watch to be running at 18,000 A/h. I have timed it to run for 43 hours on a full wind without significant gain or loss for that duration so this one's working quite well. |
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| Wrist shot using a leather nato strap |
This is a nice piece particularly bearing the kinda unique lugs as shown in the photos. These watches can be fitted with suitable leather straps that could make it look great as a dress watch. Or perhaps it can be fitted with a nato like the leather one I use with it now for a more casual look and feel.
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