SUB 300T Sharkhunter

Name: DOXA SUB 300T Sharkhunter
Brand: DOXA
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Three Days of the Condor

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Joseph Turner

Joseph Turner, the bookish CIA analyst code-named "Condor," is seen wearing the watch during the tense telephone and aftermath sequences after discovering his office has been attacked. In close shots around the phone and throughout his flight through New York City, the black-dial DOXA on a black bund-style leather strap is visible on his wrist, reinforcing the film’s gritty, improvised, utilitarian tone as he tries to make contact while staying ahead of the men hunting him.

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The DOXA SUB 300T Sharkhunter is a vintage Swiss professional dive watch from DOXA, founded in Le Locle in 1889 by Georges Ducommun. Developed from the late-1960s SUB line, the 300T became one of the brand’s defining Synchron-era references and is known for its stainless-steel case, black Sharkhunter dial, patented no-decompression bezel, and screw-down crown at 4 o’clock. Vintage examples are commonly associated with ETA automatic movements, including the ETA 2783. On screen, the watch appears fitted to a black bund-style leather strap rather than the beads-of-rice bracelet often associated with the model, giving it a more understated, field-expedient look in the film.