Doxa is not for everybody. It looks different, wears different and feels different from any other dive watch I've owned. Super comfortable, incredibly accurate and unlike most other dive watches out there.
I've owned a Squale and several Doxa watches. Currently I only have a Doxa 1500T Searambler. I bought a 1200T not too long ago and although I am used to wearing watches in the 42mm range, that 1200T looked and felt like a 39mm to me. Way too out of proportion for the case style. I was able to trade it for a 1500T and it fits my 7 1/4" wrist like any 42-43mm watch. The only bad thing I can say about the Squale is that the lume was pretty bad. Especially when compared to any Doxa. Both good watches that have a good reputation.
I've owned a Squale and several Doxa watches. Currently I only have a Doxa 1500T Searambler. I bought a 1200T not too long ago and although I am used to wearing watches in the 42mm range, that 1200T looked and felt like a 39mm to me. Way too out of proportion for the case style. I was able to trade it for a 1500T and it fits my 7 1/4" wrist like any 42-43mm watch. The only bad thing I can say about the Squale is that the lume was pretty bad. Especially when compared to any Doxa. Both good watches that have a good reputation.
