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Here’re some gratuitous shots of Rolex’s professional diver’s family beautifully captured in their element by Joël von Allmen.
First up the 44mm Deep Sea AKA DSSD with its water-resistant up to a depth 3,900 meters.
Next up the 40mm Submariner with its 300 meters of water-resistance, peacefully rests on a rocky reef.
Ready to dive – a 43mm, 1200m water-resistant, SEA-DWELLER references the OG model bearing its Sea-Dweller name in red.
And here it is again with its Chromalight display and Cerachrom bezel illuminated by an underwater lighting rig.
Lest we forget the granddaddy of all extreme diver’s watches here’s a shot you might not have seen of the 1960’s Deep Sea Special AKA DSS, taken by Elias Amari.
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Let us know your thoughts and impressions.
Here’re some gratuitous shots of Rolex’s professional diver’s family beautifully captured in their element by Joël von Allmen.
First up the 44mm Deep Sea AKA DSSD with its water-resistant up to a depth 3,900 meters.
Next up the 40mm Submariner with its 300 meters of water-resistance, peacefully rests on a rocky reef.
Ready to dive – a 43mm, 1200m water-resistant, SEA-DWELLER references the OG model bearing its Sea-Dweller name in red.
And here it is again with its Chromalight display and Cerachrom bezel illuminated by an underwater lighting rig.
Lest we forget the granddaddy of all extreme diver’s watches here’s a shot you might not have seen of the 1960’s Deep Sea Special AKA DSS, taken by Elias Amari.
Continue reading...
Let us know your thoughts and impressions.