Big rollie
Mar 21, 2012 | 11:59 AM
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Big rollie
Rolex Deepsea Challenge Watch | Perpetuelle.com Watch Blog
52 years after a Rolex watch accompanied the Trieste on its historic descent to 10,916 metres (35,800 feet) in the Mariana trench, National Geographic explorer-in-residence James Cameron, on board the DEEPSEA CHALLENGER, prepares to go even deeper. This time again, a Rolex watch, the Rolex Deepsea Challenge, is part of the expedition. As always, Perpetuelle is here bringing you the first look. Enjoy these shots of the new Rolex Deepsea Challenge watch — rated to 12,000 meters, or 39,370 feet — Images and VIDEO, below (note: official specs and details are yet to be released).
You can also read all about the Cameron’s Deepsea Challenge, here, at DEEPSEA CHALLENGE. AND >>>> if you missed it, a MUST SEE: Perpetuelle.com Rolex Deep Sea Special – An Exclusive Report in which I spent some time with Lt. Don Walash and the Rolex Deep Sea Special from his 1960 mission.
52 years after a Rolex watch accompanied the Trieste on its historic descent to 10,916 metres (35,800 feet) in the Mariana trench, National Geographic explorer-in-residence James Cameron, on board the DEEPSEA CHALLENGER, prepares to go even deeper. This time again, a Rolex watch, the Rolex Deepsea Challenge, is part of the expedition. As always, Perpetuelle is here bringing you the first look. Enjoy these shots of the new Rolex Deepsea Challenge watch — rated to 12,000 meters, or 39,370 feet — Images and VIDEO, below (note: official specs and details are yet to be released).
You can also read all about the Cameron’s Deepsea Challenge, here, at DEEPSEA CHALLENGE. AND >>>> if you missed it, a MUST SEE: Perpetuelle.com Rolex Deep Sea Special – An Exclusive Report in which I spent some time with Lt. Don Walash and the Rolex Deep Sea Special from his 1960 mission.
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