It was in the 1960s when DOXA saw an opportunity to create affordable diver’s watches. By 1967, it successfully launched the DOXA Sub 300, its first diver’s watch that was priced in such a way so as to attract a wide set of people; by 1969, the Swiss Army's elite divers unit was already sporting these watches. In 1968 though, inspired by what they created for the Swiss Army, DOXA crafted a new diver's watch called 'Army', and marketed it so: 'The ideal watch for military divers', they called it. The watch had a black case, black bezel with black insert, a sand-beige dial, and excellent readability underwater. Over time, this model became a collector favourite. This Geneva Watch Days 2022, the brand has re-issued this model with certain updates. 

The new DOXA Army models have been launched in stainless steel, in a non-limited line-up. The first of the 42.5mm 316L stainless steel DOXA Army watches come with a sand-coloured dial and a black ceramic bezel insert, while the second pairs a bronze bezel—DOXA’s first time using the material—with a hunter green ceramic insert.