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New Doxa dive watch brings retro styling to the fore

The Doxa Sub 200 II is beautifully designed for those seeking retro style with modern appointments.

Bellisimo! This special new Doxa is a watch dedicated to Italy

Doxa’s latest diver nods to Italia with case back Colosseum

Drone combat at home: Simulator lets players step into the frontline

Drones have fundamentally changed modern warfare since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, also becoming increasingly crucial for European armies.

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This new Doxa watch is inspired by Californian great white sharks

Doxa again teams up with Topper to launch the Sub 250T "Great White" Edition

Geneva Watch Days 2025 LIVE: first look at new watches from TAG Heuer, Breitling, Zenith and more

The latest launches, movements and collections at Geneva Watch Days 2025

New Doxa Sub 200 is a perfect summer dive watch

The new Doxa Sub 200 features a perfectly summer-ready change.

Doxa brings back the GMT with new Sub 7T GMT collection

20 years later, Doxa finally answers watch fans' demands

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This classic dive watch is now dripping with diamonds

Feel like your dive watch is too plain Jane? Doxa has splashed some diamonds on its most iconic piece just for you.

How to dodge media censorship in Russia: Leave and use Telegram

Following Russia’s invasion and media crackdown, independent outlet DOXA – like others – had to reinvent itself.

Al Jazeera

Russian student journalists sentenced to labour over freedom of assembly video

In ‘absurd, made-up case’, four ex-Doxa journalists handed two-year sentences over video defending right of students to demonstrate

The Guardian - UK

Russian court sentences journalists to corrective labour for protest violations

Four journalists who worked for a Moscow student magazine were sentenced to two years of corrective labour by a Russian court on Tuesday for encouraging minors to take part in anti-Kremlin protests, Interfax news agency reported.

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