Help with sapphire bezel

[clonetrooper]

I'm contemplating to get one of the new T-graphs...I settled for the sharkie, because the dial looks a bit cleaner, even though I LOVE the orange dial...but I'm not too fond of the subdials...
Now the bezel...I was sure I would go for the SS one, but on second thought the sapphire looks not too bad either. Did anybody ever see one live? Do you have real world pics of it?/

Thanks a lot....

[macct]

No picture, but I have seen the 4000t with a sapphire bezel and it was very sharp. It was easily the nicest Doxa I have seen to date. Unfortunately it was too big for my wrist. It wears bigger than a 800Ti or 5000t which I can handle, albeit I prefer the 1200t. I would definitely select the sapphire bezel over the traditional bezel. Hopefully Doxa will start using them on more models.

[jrpcid79]

I have the 4000T Shark with sapphire bezel, and really like it. The colors contrast well with the watch, and the bezel itsel has nice lume -- very cool look. I have ordered one of the T-graphs (the Pro) with the same sahhphire bezel.

[Rusty_Shakleford]

I a bit of a Doxa traditionalist so I like the no-decomp bezel. On the new T-Graph though I think that the new sapphire bezel looks great so as long as I am spending your money, I'd say get the sapphire T-Graph and then a 1500T Pro asap. Together those two check a lot of boxes on the Doxa list.

Either way, enjoy it...

RS

[clonetrooper]

Do you happen to have a few pics...maybe one profile pic from the side?
At the end I don't think I can't go wrong...but it's a lot of money to spend on a new watch, so you want to get it right...

[Rusty_Shakleford]

Here is the only profile pic that I have. I hope that it helps.

RS

[DOXA Forum Administrator 1]

Please note that only the stainless bezel slopes like this. The sapphire bezel is flat, not curved.

Cheers,
Andy
Customer Care
DOXA Watches