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DOXA SUB 300T Sharksaver: A One-of-a-Kind Fins Attached Commission

DOXA creates a unique SUB 300T for Fins Attached, water-resistant to 1,200m, to be auctioned at the Saving Our Seas Gala on 10 October 2026.

First Look

  • Designated 1 of 1, this DOXA SUB 300T Sharksaver exists as a sole commission for Fins Attached, its caseback engraved with the date 10 October 2026 and the inscription FINS ATTACHED SAVING OUR SEAS FROM A MILE HIGH GALA.
  • Water-resistant to 1,200 metres (120 ATM), powered by a Swiss automatic movement running at 28,800 vph with approximately 38 hours of power reserve.
  • To be auctioned at the Saving Our Seas from a Mile High Gala — the sole route to ownership.
  • The partnership funds shark research, conservation initiatives and community education through Fins Attached, founded in 2010.
DOXA SUB 300T Sharksaver Fins Attached front view, 42.50mm stainless steel case
The DOXA SUB 300T Sharksaver on a steel bracelet, worn during an open-water dive.

Design and Mechanics

Measuring 42.50 mm across and 13.65 mm in thickness, the SUB 300T Sharksaver follows DOXA’s established dive-tool proportions precisely. The case is stainless steel throughout, fitted with a flat sapphire crystal, a helium release valve, and the brand’s patented unidirectional rotating bezel for calculating no-decompression dive times. A screw-down crown and screw-down caseback complete the pressure architecture.

The movement is a Swiss mechanical self-winding calibre bearing exclusive DOXA decorations, operating at 28,800 vph with 25 jewels and roughly 38 hours of power reserve. A date window sits at 3 o’clock. On the bracelet: DOXA’s well-known stainless steel “beads of rice” construction, with a folding clasp and a ratcheting wetsuit extension for use over drysuits.

DOXA SUB 300T Fins Attached engraved caseback inscribed 1 of 1 and October 10 2026 Gala date
The DOXA SUB 300T Sharksaver rests against coastal rocks, its black dial and orange bezel commanding attention.

The Conservation Context

DOXA announced the Fins Attached partnership on 28 September 2026. The brand donated the watch outright; proceeds from its auction at the Saving Our Seas from a Mile High Gala on 10 October 2026 will strengthen Fins Attached’s research and advocacy programmes. Jan Edöcs, DOXA CEO, stated: “DOXA’s legacy belongs in the ocean, but the ocean needs our protection. Supporting Fins Attached lets us turn our watchmaking passion into tangible support for vital marine ecosystems.”

Dr. Alex Antoniou, Founder and CEO of Fins Attached, responded: “Their generous support, and the donation of this exceptional custom watch, demonstrates a genuine commitment to ocean conservation.”

DOXA SUB 300T Sharksaver on stainless steel beads-of-rice bracelet
The DOXA SUB 300T Sharksaver presented on its polished stainless steel “beads of rice” bracelet, Fins Attached medallion at nine o’clock.

Auction and Ownership

Guests at the Gala will bid on the sole example in existence. No second piece will be produced. For a collector drawn to purpose-built dive instruments with traceable provenance, the combination of a documented cause, a unique caseback inscription, and DOXA’s 1967 dive-watch lineage positions this piece outside normal market comparisons. Its value, secondary or otherwise, will be set by what a single room of bidders decides on 10 October 2026.

DOXA SUB 300T Sharksaver — Specifications
MovementMechanical self-winding, 28,800 vph (4.0 Hz), 25 jewels, DOXA decorations, approx. 38-hour power reserve
Case size42.50 mm × 44.50 mm, 13.65 mm thickness, 20 mm lug width
Case materialStainless steel
DialHours, minutes, seconds, date at 3 o’clock; flat sapphire crystal
StrapStainless steel “Beads of Rice” bracelet, folding clasp, ratcheting wetsuit extension
Water resistance1,200 metres / 120 ATM / 4,000 feet
PriceTo be determined at auction, 10 October 2026
AvailabilityAuction at the Saving Our Seas from a Mile High Gala, 10 October 2026 — one piece in existence

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the DOXA SUB 300T Sharksaver different from a standard SUB 300T?

This is a unique, one-of-a-kind piece — designated 1 of 1 — commissioned specifically for Fins Attached. The caseback carries a special engraving commemorating the Saving Our Seas from a Mile High Gala on 10 October 2026, and the inscription FINS ATTACHED SAVING OUR SEAS FROM A MILE HIGH GALA.

How can I buy the DOXA SUB 300T Fins Attached watch?

The watch is not available through retail channels. It will be auctioned at the Fins Attached Saving Our Seas from a Mile High Gala on 10 October 2026, with the winning bidder acquiring the sole example in existence.

What are the water-resistance and movement specifications of the DOXA SUB 300T Sharksaver?

The watch is water-resistant to 1,200 metres (120 ATM) and is powered by a mechanical self-winding movement operating at 28,800 vph with approximately 38 hours of power reserve and 25 jewels.

What is Fins Attached and why has DOXA partnered with them?

Fins Attached is a nonprofit organisation founded in 2010 and dedicated to protecting sharks through research, education and conservation. DOXA partnered with Fins Attached to channel its dive-watch heritage into direct support for marine ecosystems, donating the unique SUB 300T Sharksaver as the centrepiece of that commitment.

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Osama Haseeb
Osama Haseeb
Osama Haseeb is the Horology Editor at WATCHESPEDIA, covering luxury watches for collectors and connoisseurs throughout the Middle East, with close attention to technical detail - movements, materials and specifications - alongside the market context that matters to Gulf buyers. He believes in doing things the right way, favouring accuracy and craftsmanship over shortcuts. Away from the desk, he is a keen mountain trekker.

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