Doxa’s recently resurrected classic diving chronograph gets even cooler

The Great White trilogy has reached its epic conclusion, and I’m not talking about 1985’s Jaws 3-D.

Renowned California watch dealer Topper Jewelers teamed up with Doxa for the third time in as many years to apply the lume-packed Great White dial motif to the new SUB 200 T.Graph II. Unlike most film trilogies, the third chapter of this collaboration is hands-down the best.

Doxa might be having the best summer 2026 of any indie watch brand. In June, it revived the SUB 200 T.Graph to much acclaim, then followed it up with an impressive full-titanium SUB 300 Clive Cussler edition a month later.

Now, the Swiss dive watch brand’s most celebrated ongoing collaboration expands the new T.Graph II collection with arguably its coolest dial treatment.

It elaborates on the blue-on-white Great White motif, previously seen on the flagship SUB 300 and the SUB 250T GMT, with a splash of orange to fill out the segmented 30-minute totalizer track.

This special edition follows the same T.Graph II blueprint with a 42mm stainless steel elliptical-cushion case, topped by Doxa’s proprietary decompression time bezel with a sawtooth grip and featuring partially-covered pump-style pushers.

There is a light and it never goes out

As great as it looks in the light, Topper’s exclusive Great White dial has to be seen in the dark to really be appreciated. Just like the first two releases, all of the white on the dial and hands is blue-emitting Super-LumiNova, creating a brilliant neon glow in low light.

The royal blue detailing becomes silhouetted against the luminescent background for strong legibility.

Like the SUB 300 and SUB 250T GMT before it, this Great White edition omits the date complication from the dial, creating a cleaner look.

Shark peak

Each of the previous two Great White editions features ornate caseback etchings depicting the Farallon Islands, a renowned habitat for great white sharks off the coast of San Francisco. This time, however, the caseback features an etching of a swimming shark.

It’s a hidden detail most people won’t see, but it looks much cooler than the previous examples.

The steel shark covers a Sellita Caliber 510 BH b automatic movement, which beats at 4Hz, packs a 50-hour power reserve and features a 30-minute chronograph complication. Notably, it is a true no-date variation, so there is no “phantom date” to worry about.

Availability and pricing

The SUB 200 T.Graph II ‘Great White’ comes on a stainless steel beads-of-rice bracelet with a sliding dive extension in the folding clasp. An additional blue rubber strap with steel end links and the same folding clasp is provided.

The Topper Jewelers x Doxa SUB 200 T.Graph II ‘Great White’ is available now exclusively from Topper Jewelers for $4,690, and is limited to just 100 pieces.

A portion of the sales for this watch is donated to the Greater Farallones Association, a nonprofit organization that “aims to continue critical work restoring and enhancing coastal habitats while protecting marine life.”

According to Doxa, this is likely the end of the Great White series, but that’s what they said about Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, so we’ll see.