The Rolex Deepsea is a professional-grade dive watch engineered for extreme underwater conditions. Introduced in 2008, it boasts a remarkable water resistance of up to 3,900 meters (12,800 feet), making it one of the most capable mechanical dive watches in the world.
Ringlock System: A patented architecture comprising a 5.5 mm-thick domed sapphire crystal, a nitrogen-alloyed steel compression ring, and an RLX titanium caseback. This design allows the Deepsea to withstand immense underwater pressure.
Helium Escape Valve: Essential for saturation diving, this valve releases accumulated gas during decompression, preventing potential damage to the watch.
Caliber 3235 Movement: A self-winding mechanical movement offering approximately 70 hours of power reserve and COSC-certified precision.
Chromalight Display: Provides enhanced legibility in low-light conditions, emitting a long-lasting blue glow.
Unidirectional Rotatable Bezel: Equipped with a scratch-resistant Cerachrom insert, allowing divers to track elapsed dive time safely.
Reference 136660: The standard model featuring an intense black dial and black Cerachrom bezel insert.
Reference 126660 D-Blue: Known as the "James Cameron" edition, this model commemorates director James Cameron's solo dive to the Mariana Trench. It features a unique D-blue dial that transitions from blue to black, symbolizing the ocean's depths.
Reference 136668LB: Introduced in 2024, this model is crafted from 18 ct yellow gold and features a blue dial and bezel insert, offering a luxurious take on the Deepsea.
While the Deepsea's capabilities are unparalleled, its substantial size—44 mm in diameter and 17.7 mm in thickness—may be considered large for everyday wear. However, it remains a testament to Rolex's commitment to innovation and durability in extreme conditions.
The Rolex Deepsea stands as a pinnacle in dive watch engineering, combining advanced materials, innovative design, and exceptional water resistance to meet the demands of professional divers and horology enthusiasts alike.
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