Borel Sub 200T Sharkhunter Neo-vintage folding completely and disappearing or

folding completely and disappearing or being rolled up into conglomerates that pillaged their stores of parts

Designed by Albert Piguet in the 1940s

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Borel Sub 200T Sharkhunter Neo-vintage folding completely and disappearing orWe know what youre thinking. All signs point to this being a Doxa watch, right? Wellclose. In the late 1960s, Doxa, Ernest Borel, and Cyma were owned by ASUAG, and operated under the Synchron Group. In 1978, Ernest Borel and Doxa came under the ownership of Aubrey Frres a company that happily shared model nomenclature, parts, and more, leading to the creation of certain hybrid models, for lack of a better term. This SUB200 T Sharkhunter Diver from the