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Doxa Debuts Sub 200 Whitepearl Dive Watch
Even as the watch industry at large is going through an explosion of brightly colored dial designs, few if any brands have as deep or as vibrant a connection to colorful dials as Doxa. Since introducing its first orange-dialed diver in 1967, the marque has consistently offered its Sub diver line in an array of bright hues from the classic traffic-cone orange Professional to bold Divingstar yellow, Aquamarine teal, Searambler silver, Sharkhunter black, and Caribbean navy. This sextet of dial colors and their evocative names are a fixture of Doxa's unique place in the dive watch pantheon, and with this in mind, the brand's decision to add a seventh color to its repertoire carries a significant impact. Doxa has chosen to introduce this new color on its popular entry-level Sub 200 line, along with a suitably expressive new moniker-the Whitepearl. The pure white look of the new Doxa Sub 200 Whitepearl adds a sense of starkly modern style to the vintage-inspired diver line, with a markedly d
Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Chronograph Ceramic Watch In Blue Hands-On
With so much of their brand recognition built upon the history of the Reverso, some of Jaeger-LeCoultre‘s other pieces can often be overlooked. This is especially true with their sports watches, and that’s a shame, as pieces like this Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Chronograph Ceramic watch are some of the most compelling pieces on the market right now.?While this model isn’t new (check out the previous model we covered here),?this version is?an absolute stunner of a watch incorporating a new grey and blue dial that belies the restrained elegance?that most might think of when approaching?this brand.First, let’s take a moment to discuss the use of ceramic for the case material here. It seems as though ceramic is all the rage as a lightweight, scratch-resistant steel alternative that has slowly worked its way into components of several large manufacturers, none of which caused so much of a ruckus as when Rolex began began using the material for the bezels on t