1960s Doxa Grafic - Rare flat link bracelet - Automatic movement

Mention Doxa and most people picture their dive watches. But during that same era, Doxa was quietly producing what I'd call one of the most underrated watches out there: the Doxa Grafic.

At a time when nearly every watch was round, the Grafic embraced geometry and minimalism, with clean line indices on the dial and a crisp square case. This example is considerably rarer than most. It's steel with a grey dial and a round date window at 11:30, but what really sets it apart is the extremely rare original flat-link bracelet, since most of these were sold on leather straps. It's powered by an automatic ETA movement and keeps accurate time. Happy to answer any questions or send more pictures!

Specifications
Age: 1960s
Size: 32MM
Lug to Lug: 38.5
Movement: ETA Automatic
Bracelet Size: 6.4"

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Please note: That the images presented on this listing are captured using a 100mm macro lens camera. This specialized lens allows for extremely detailed close-ups, As a result, some images may show dust specs and hairline scratches that are impossible to see with a human eye. It's important to understand that these imperfections do not affect the overall quality of the time piece. We strive to showcase the true essence of the subjects we photograph while providing an honest representation of the photographic process.