Doxa T-graph

[Sjmoore11]

Apparently Doxa has recently gone through a bit of a management restructuring. Their website is back online now and they have a couple of new models. The standout (likely in interest...and definitely in price!) is the reissued T-graph.

Anyone interested in this one?

[wooly]

I initially was but when I discovered it was a manual wind movement it dropped a notch or two for me. If I saw one in the classifieds in a year for $3k I might jump on one tho!

[Slider817]

Hmm, manual wind and about $1000 too expensive. I’ll pass, cool watch though.

[Dr.Brian]

Not at the new MSRP.



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[cakey007]

Too expensive and a big jump in price over the more standard stuff. Its a shame as I like the T-graph, especially as finding an original at sensible money is highly unlikely

[evlkoala]

Don't like the new price.

[dchang81]

I don't understand this company. I want an orange dial fun watch, and every few years look at doxa. They seem to be very cagey and not forthcoming about the origins of the watch kind of the same way so many "audiophile" brands are. Otherwise they look neat. If there's something to justify their price increase such as actually being Swiss then maybe.

[J.P.Jones]

Originally Posted by dchang81

I don't understand this company. I want an orange dial fun watch, and every few years look at doxa. They seem to be very cagey and not forthcoming about the origins of the watch kind of the same way so many "audiophile" brands are. Otherwise they look neat. If there's something to justify their price increase such as actually being Swiss then maybe.

I, too was looking at it. What do you mean by this company being 'cagey'?