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Rolex Deepsea Challenge Experimental Watch

"The Rolex Deepsea Challenge was the reliable companion throughout the dive; it was visible on the sub's manipulator arm and working precisely at 10,898 meters down at the bottom of Challenger Deep. It's a tremendous example of engineering know-how and an ideal match for the DEEPSEA CHALLENGER submersible.", says National Geographic explorer-in-residence James Cameron. Gain a unique insight into the skill and unequaled know-how that went into making this experimental watch. Subscribe To AJT Jewellery http://youtube.com/c/ajtjewellery?sub... True to its passion for underwater exploration, Rolex is taking an active part in the Deepsea Challenge expedition of film-maker and explorer James Cameron (Titanic, Avatar) in partnership with the National Geographic Society. The expedition aims to reach and explore the deepest point in the oceans at a depth of about 11,000 meters (36,100 feet) in the Mariana Trench (Pacific Ocean). AN EXPERIMENTAL OYSTER WATCH Rolex has developed and manufactured an exceptional experimental model for the dive: the Oyster Perpetual Rolex Deepsea Challenge, guaranteed waterproof to the extreme depth of 12,000 meters (39,370 feet). The watch confirms Rolex’s tradition of excellence in the field of mechanical watches and its position as the leading brand in waterproofness. Designed to accompany James Cameron as he dives to the point known as Challenger Deep, south-west of the island of Guam, the Rolex Deepsea Challenge will be fixed to the the submersible’s manipulator arm. Both James Cameron’s expedition and the Rolex Deepsea Challenge directly echo the bathyscaphe Trieste’s historic dive on 23 January 1960, the first and, so far, only manned dive to what was then the deepest-known point in the Mariana Trench. On that exploit, an experimental Oyster model, the Deep Sea Special, attached to the hull accompanied the Trieste into the abyss. It reached the record depth of 10,916 meters (35,814 feet), returning to the surface in perfect working order, a feat that remains unrivaled to this day. A NATURAL PARTNERSHIP Rolex is, therefore, a natural partner for the Deepsea Challenge expedition, a project that combines human adventure and technological innovation, the pursuit of excellence and pushing the limits of man’s potential. Such endeavors correspond to the brand’s core values and the philosophy inherited from its founder, Hans Wilsdorf. The Trieste’s dive in 1960 marked the culmination of Rolex’s relationship with the underwater world. And the partnership with James Cameron’s expedition marks a new and no less spectacular milestone in the history of the brand’s privileged ties with the oceans. A history dating back to 1926 and the invention of the Oyster, the world’s first-ever waterproof wristwatch. The experimental Rolex Deepsea Challenge perpetuates the adventure of the Oyster and the pioneering spirit of innovation that has forged the reputation of Rolex. ROLEX DEEPSEA CHALLENGE A watch for the deepest of the deep A CASE ARCHITECTURE READY TO REACH BEYOND THE ABYSSAL DEPTHS Technically, the Rolex Deepsea Challenge is an enhanced version of the commercial Rolex Deepsea professional divers’ watch (guaranteed waterproof to a depth of 3,900 meters or 12,800 feet) introduced in 2008. The new experimental watch is 51.4 mm in diameter and 28.5 mm thick. Its design is based on the Ringlock System case architecture of the Rolex Deepsea. This intricate three-piece case architecture, developed and patented by Rolex, features highly resistant nitrogen- alloyed stainless steel support ring as the backbone of the watch. Placed inside the middle case made of 904L stainless steel superalloy, it supports a 14.3 mm thick domed sapphire crystal, made of high-purity aluminum oxide, and a 5.3 mm screw-down case back made of grade 5 titanium. A TRUE ROLEX DIVERS’ WATCH The Rolex Deepsea Challenge is a true divers’ watch, both technically and aesthetically a worthy member of the Rolex Oyster Professional family of watches. To comply with the stringent certification requirements for divers’ watches, the watch is tested by Rolex in a specially created hyperbaric tank at a pressure of 1,500 bars, corresponding to the pressure at a depth of 15,000 meters (nearly 50,000 feet), 25% greater than the depth to which the watch is guaranteed waterproof. At a depth of 15,000 meters, the load exerted on the crystal is 17 tonnes (13.6 tonnes at 12,000 meters), and on the case, back nearly 23 tonnes; a total of some 40 tonnes is borne by the support ring in the middle case. #rolex #deepsea #rolexdeepsea #jamescameron #rolexdeepseablue