The original SUB 200 T.GRAPH arrived in 1969 at an unusual intersection for the time: a professional dive watch with a chronograph function built in. It was a purposeful piece of engineering rather than a statement of technical extravagance, designed to extend the utility of the SUB line without compromising the legibility and reliability that defined it. Nearly six decades later, the SUB 200 T.GRAPH II returns with a full collection of eight references, among them a new Caribbean Blue dial joining the established Professional orange, Sharkhunter black, and Searambler sunburst silver.
The case has been thoughtfully refined. At 42 mm in diameter and 14.6 mm in thickness, down from 43 mm and 15.15 mm, the proportions now settle more naturally on the wrist without altering how the watch reads or functions. Underwater, it remains anchored to the fundamentals: 200 meters of water resistance, a unidirectional rotating bezel as the primary reference for dive time, and a dial configured for immediate legibility. Hours, minutes, seconds, a date window at 6 o’clock, and a 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock keep the layout clean and direct. The chronograph, as the original intended, operates as a surface tool for shorter timing tasks, following the same functional logic as the bezel does beneath the water.
Power comes from the Swiss automatic SW510 movement, operating at 28,800 vph with approximately 56 hours of power reserve. The SUB 200 T.GRAPH II is offered on the signature stainless steel beads-of-rice bracelet or a rubber strap, with tone-on-tone strap options available on the Professional and Caribbean references for a more unified look. It is a watch designed for clarity and reliability in equal measure, wherever it is worn.
