There are several versions of the original SUB 300T SHARKHUNTER seen here. The first photos supplied by Michael Wade show the 'standard' SHARKHUNTER. Fredrik Karlsson sent the photo showing the US Divers version with the Aqualung image on the dial. Note that this version only says 300 not 300T on the dial. The T stands for Tritium, which is the material used for luminescence on the hands and markers. The Synchron version was again supplied by Michael and shows the black face with the Synchron logo above the word Doxa.
JP of Canada sent me the photos of the re-issue SUB 300T Sharkhunter. Personally, I never liked black faced dive watches, but these photos made me change my mind. The Sharkhunter looks great, especially with the black strap.
John H Weil sent me the image of a silver dial Sharkhunter. Doxa made a few watches with "wrong" names. They donīt seem to represent any specific production year. But most were probably late model Synchrons. The one pictured is a Synchron and probably from around 1973-74.
Eric Dugas sent me the picture of his Sharkhunter with original bracelet. It's around 30 years old and it's still looking good.
The high quality photos of the 600T Sharkhunter are by Joe. Dreffa and Mitch supplied the wrist shots. A full comparative review of the SUB 600T Sharkhunter and Professional can be found here.
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