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Doxa Ref: Sub 300T Diving Star Case: stainless steel, screw-down caseback. Sapphire crystal Dial: yellow, luminous baton hour markers, date window. Luminous baton hour markers Movement: automatic Year: approximately 1970 Bracelet: original rice-grain bracelet with signed folding clasp Length: 200 mm Diameter: 43 mm Accessories: box, blank warranty card, and original tags Note: The Diving Star, with its yellow dial, is undoubtedly one of the rarest and hardest-to-find models, compared to the Professional with its orange dial, the black Sharkhunter, and the silver Searambler. In 1968, following the Synchron Group’s acquisition of DOXA, the Diving Star featured Synchron’s three-pointed star logo in place of the DOXA sailing ship that had adorned the dials of the earlier Sub 300T models.
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