I am not a cool kid, but I do always start here when considering vintage Doxa dive watches:
http://www.doxa300t.com/
The Sharkhunter in question seems to me an assemblage of different pieces in different states of condition. For example, the caseback is polished but the case is not. Makes one wonder. The hands have been re-painted (identified in the auction but not clearly) and re-lumed. Very few Doxa divers that I have seen have differently aged lume between the hands and dial, and when so, the hands tend to get darker than the dial lume markers. Nice Expandro bracelet, perhaps not original to the watch, but highly sought-after regardless.
The U.S. Divers version of the Sharkhunter is possibly the most valuable. This one very well might sell for more than twice the current bid, but it will only be worth the price to someone who is willing to invest several hundred more in restoring it... Or who does not know much about vintage Doxas and simply likes it.
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