Treasure of Khan (2006)
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Clive Cussler and Dirk Cussler's nineteenth Dirk Pitt novel runs from a rescue on Lake Baikal to a Mongolian tycoon's search for Genghis Khan's tomb. Pitt's orange-dial Doxa, a fixture of the series, gets the time and, once, a bearing. (Wikipedia)
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- Doxa SUB 300
- Pitt glances at his orange-faced Doxa dive watch to estimate how long he has, and later, lost in the Gobi, holds the dial flat and lines up the hour hand with the sun to find south. The text names only an orange-faced Doxa dive watch; the model link follows the catalog's other Pitt novels, where Doxa's own Cussler editions tie the character to the SUB 300.
Source text: Pitt glanced at his orange-faced Doxa dive watch. (Clive Cussler and Dirk Cussler, Treasure of Khan, scan cataloged as Berkley Books, 2007, pp. 91, 328; Internet Archive scan OCR)