New Old Stock Doxa Antimagnetique

This 1940s Doxa came to us from a big Doxa collector in Europe and it features a two tone Roman number dial with slate grey and off white accent and black painted track, and red centre seconds. Possibly used as an early Doctors watch to measure beats per minute.

The watch is in new old stock condition and has its original Doxa hand tag with matching serial to case number, and factory seal which can be removed if wanting to wear.

The 35mm case is a goos size as these typically came smaller from this era.

The watch is serviced in 2023 and running well. 

Doxa was founded by Georges Ducommun as Georges Ducommun, Fabriques Doxa in 1889 in Le Locle, Switzerland. The company rose to prominence with the 1908 introduction of an 8-day watch movement that proved its value on the wrists of German soldiers in World War I. When Ducommun died in 1936, he was replaced at the helm by Jacques Nardin, grandson of famed Le Locle watchmaker Ulysse Nardin. Doxa returned to the battlefield in World War II with a series of popular chronographs used by German aviators.

Doxa continued a strong association with Germany after the war, outfitting the German World Cup football team with gold watches and introducing “Grafic”, a line of Bauhaus square watches in 1956.