DOXA Sub 300 "Black Lung" Limited Edition GAS Line It features the highly desirable

It features the highly desirable AOPA emblem in gilt foil- signifying that it was sold through the Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association

From the 1930s to the 1950s

Despite some degradation to the Chinese lacquer seal

By the time Jaeger-LeCoultre released the Memovox in 1950

the 242T fits the ideal of a mid-century pilot's watch

DOXA Sub 300 "Black Lung" Limited Edition GAS Line It features the highly desirableWhy We Love It Here at Analog Shift, were known for our love of DOXA. In any flavor, any color, from the common yet wonderful orange dialed Sub 300 Professional to the black dialed Sharkhunter, the Army, and anything in between, weve counted them in our personal collection and offered them on our site for years. But our love of the brand doesnt end with the vintage versions. DOXA is still around, and still manages to surprise us. Such is the case with