Good weird or just weird? - The new Doxa Sub 300 Carbon 

Good enough.

Me too. Not my style.

Literally not interested in Doxa at all but clicked just for this reason !

I considered it!

The Sinn U50 is a super watch for sure!

I got U50 and it’s an amazing choice 👌 I like the colours in the Doxa here. Pretty cool 😎

Nobody dives ...

@@japd7897 Ain't that the truth and if they did I suspect they wouldn't wear a watch costing several thousand pounds.

This if 4 grand, and it's twice the cost of SS and it's made of the same stuff my window scraper is molded from, it's even in janitorial supplies!

Junge, this if 4 grand, and it's twice the cost of SS and it's made of the same stuff my window scraper is molded from, it's even in janitorial supplies!

How has the case stood up to wear? Super interested in the sharkhunter but wondering if it will lose its crispness over time, in which case I might go with steel. Thank you!

@@GCPlati85 hey mate. The case is still great and standing strong. It’s worth the money imo. You’ll be happy you got it!

hi i know its been 2 years but im planning to buy one is the case dented scratched or still brand new would love if u respond

@@Abood-zh8hw hey so I sold it last year but when I had it it was great. You won’t regret this purchas

I agree. Thanks.

Nicely done.

How is the bezel action with the carbon fiber?

@@hambone988ubet very good

I don’t have that kind of lube budget.

Good question. I too would like to know...anyone???

My unconfirmed .02 - Most brands price their “dress” watches above the “tool” ones, whether precious metal or not. Only recently have stainless steel sports models been regarded so highly. Either that or Omega made a mistake and never fixed it.

It has to do with the way Omega traditionally marketed and built the two models. The Aqua Terra is a much newer product (since 2002) and was treated as a more versatile and premium grade model vs the traditional sporty Seamaster 300 (since 1957). The Aqua Terra always had the more advanced in-house movement, with the chronometer-certified Co-Axial calibre 2500 in the first 150m, and upgraded to calibre 8500 in 2008. During this whole time the Seamaster 300 used other movements like heavily modified ETAs; in fact, the "300" was dropped from the Seamaster lineup for 4 decades since 1970s until it was revived for the Bond watch in late 1990s. The Seamaster 300 only became "Master Co-Axial" in 2014, and the model was inspired by the original one from 1957. So the Aqua Terra was always the new advanced one, and Seamaster 300, the o'skool heritage model.

It actually wears very small given the case shape… the dial is small and the all important measurement of lug to lug distance (height of the case) is only 45mm. By comparison a Rolex 41mm submariner has lug to lug of round 50mm

Wow, thanks so much. I'm sorry for your wallet.

those u50 hands tho ...

@@ophirberrin1750 what about them?

Yeah I'm definitely skeptical of carbon fiber as a full case material. It's light and strong in terms of tensile strength for the weight, but not exactly know for standing up against abrasion over time. At least, not while still looking pretty, and seems hard to refinish.

@@defenestratedone pretty sure it's impossible to refinish, AP had to replace entire cases if my memory serves me right

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I feel you.

Thanks so much.

Truly

Good weird. I aspire to be.

Average

@@YoureTerrific vid was great as always btw, thank you

Thanks

Agreed. Thanks.

And would that be so bad?

Ha

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All of them or just orange?

@@YoureTerrific haha yea just the orange parts. I shouldn't say hate exactly but orange is my 2nd least liked color - purple is my least. This watch in some of the other colors though yea I'm very, very interested. 👍

it looks great on that grey nato

Zenith jumped into the Rolex pricing train, so it doesn’t worth that extra money.

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I hear you.

That’s all I ever wanted.

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That’s how I think about it.

Right on.

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Sub 300 is a regular diver that is more retro inspired. 300T is hardcore diver aka Mr T.