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Doxa SA (Le Locle, founded 1889 by 21-year-old Georges Ducommun) was its own US importer. Notable for its 8-day pocket watch caliber (patented 1907) used in Bugatti racing cars. Following Ducommun's death in 1936, the firm passed to his son-in-law Jacques Nardin, grandson of Ulysse Nardin. Later famous for the SUB 300 dive watch (1967), exclusively distributed in the Americas by Jacques Cousteau's US Divers company.

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Manufacturer Movement
Doxa 24
Doxa Manual 54.14 mm
Doxa 41 Doxa 41
Doxa Manual 13.05 mm x 15.6 mm
Doxa 42 Doxa 42
Doxa Manual 13.05 mm x 15.6 mm
Doxa 84
Doxa Manual 17.48 mm
Doxa 87 Doxa 87
Doxa Manual 23.7 mm
Doxa 90 Doxa 90
Doxa Manual 12.97 mm
Doxa 91 Doxa 91
Doxa Manual 13.25 mm
Doxa 103 Doxa 103
Doxa Manual 26 mm
Doxa 104 Doxa 104
Doxa Manual 26 mm
Doxa 115 Doxa 115
Doxa Automatic 26 mm
Doxa 116 Doxa 116
Doxa Automatic 26 mm
Doxa 117 Doxa 117
Doxa Manual 26 mm
Doxa 118 Doxa 118
Doxa Automatic 26 mm
Doxa 14, 10.5" Doxa 14, 10.5"
Doxa Manual 23.7 mm
Doxa 2, 10.5" (unknown variant of the Aurore-Villeret 232) Doxa 2, 10.5" (unknown variant of the Aurore-Villeret 232)
Doxa Manual 23.69 mm
Synchron 35 Synchron 35
Synchron Manual 23.7 mm