Doxa Sub 600T Watch Review: Design and Performance
The Doxa Sub 600T is an automatic Swiss-made dive watch with a 40mm stainless steel case, a unidirectional rotating bezel, and 60 bar (600 meters) water resistance. It rekindles the angularity that characterized DOXA in the 1980s, and they call it the smallest-diameter watch in its line.
This review is based on the design and performance of the Doxa Sub 600T, using specifications released by DOXA and LaViano Jewelers, not actual testing. It also compares the model with the Doxa Sub 300 and provides examples from LaViano Jewelers' DOXA collection, such as the Doxa Army Bronze Bezel.
Design: A Modern Take on an Eighties Icon
The Doxa Sub 600T retains the appearance that made the original popular. The crown is positioned at 4 o’clock, and the case retains the angularity that differentiates the 1980s model from the previous rounded designs of DOXA. It is the smallest in the family at 40mm, but DOXA says the dial appears much larger than the case. DOXA offers the bezel with a sandblasted steel insert or a black ceramic insert, in six emblematic colors. The watch comes on a tone-on-tone NATO strap or a new 316L stainless steel bracelet that adds a “modern vintage” touch.
Performance: Water Resistance and Bezel, Movement
The LaViano table of the Doxa Sub 600T indicates an automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve and a frequency of 28,800 vph (4.0 Hz). It shows hours, minutes, seconds, and date, and the case has a screw-down crown. DOXA claims that the 316L stainless steel case has a sapphire crystal on the top and is pressure-resistant to 60 bar, or 600 meters, which is more than enough even for ambitious divers. The patented unidirectional bezel displays the time in minutes and the diver's depth in feet, allowing a diver to determine a safe ascent without decompression stops.
Doxa Sub 600T vs Doxa Sub 300
LaViano lists the Sub 300 with a 42.5 mm 316L stainless steel case, a COSC-certified chronometer movement, a 38-hour power reserve and 300 meters (about 980 feet) of water resistance. It has a domed sapphire crystal that is treated with an anti-reflective surface, and the dive markings are written in Super-LumiNova to be read in low-light conditions. The Doxa Sub 600T is twice the depth rating and has a smaller 40mm case, whereas the Doxa Sub 300 is chronometer-certified and has a bigger presence. The right choice depends on your wrist size and how important each feature is to you.

LaViano Jewelers: DOXA Dive Watches in New Jersey
LaViano Jewelers has been trusted since 1945 and has stores in Westwood, New Jersey, and Warwick, New York. It has a DOXA collection with 35 products that it describes as Swiss-made diving watches with bold dials, precision bezels, and durability in the ocean. Among the services listed on the site are Appraisals and Complimentary Jewelry Cleaning and inspection, and it also emphasizes fine jewelry and luxury watch repair.
DOXA Watches at LaViano Jewelers
The three watches demonstrate the difference in the lineup. Each product page provides specifications and prices.
DOXA SUB 600T 861.10.131.10
This is a DOXA SUB 600T with a green dial, stainless steel case, screw-down crown, and a case height of 14.15 mm. It has a 38-hour power reserve, 28,800 vph frequency, and an automatic movement showing hours, minutes, seconds and date. The lug width is 20 mm, and the listed price is $1,615.00.
DOXA Sub 300 Sea Emerald 821.10.131.10
This Doxa Sub 300 has a 42.5 mm 316L stainless steel case with a green dial, a stainless steel strap, and a 13.4 mm case height. It has an automatic movement, which is a COSC-certified chronometer with a power reserve of 38 hours and a water resistance of 300 meters. The listed price is $2,600.00.
Doxa Army Bronze Bezel 785.60.031.26
The Doxa Army Bronze Bezel features a sand dial, a 42.50 mm stainless steel case with a screw-down crown, and a narrow 11.95 mm case height. It has a 38-hour power reserve, a 28,800 vph frequency, and a date feature. The strap is a 20 mm stainless steel lug width strap, and the price is listed as $2,450.00.
Who the Sub 600T Suits
The Doxa Sub 600T suits those who want a small dive watch with a high depth rating and a design inspired by the 1980s. The Doxa Sub 300 is worth considering in case you desire a chronometer certification and a slightly bigger case. If you want a sand dial and a slimmer profile, the Doxa Army Bronze Bezel is another option from the same brand.
Final Thoughts
The Doxa Sub 600T is a retro-modern dive watch that has 600 meters of water resistance, a unidirectional bezel, and an automatic movement. Compare it to the Doxa Sub 300 and the Doxa Army Bronze Bezel, check each specification, and make sure that it is in stock and at the right price at LaViano Jewelers before you purchase.







