Rolex Challenge deepest ocean dive depth limit

       Held a unique Rolex Deep Sea Adventure theme exhibition featuring two had arrived in the deepest oceans Rolex watch, so far unmatched record of the dive. So far, there is only this two Rolex watches to really dive in the deep sea so deep, fully confirmed Rolex watch even in the harshest environments known to man, still able to maintain its exceptional water resistance.

     In addition to showcasing the exhibition outside of these two Rolex watch, also demonstrated the Cameron ride Deepsea Challenger and the "Trieste" submersible model.

    For decades, Rolex has been a deep-sea explorer, a loyal partner. Rolex Sea World and the origins can be traced back in 1926. At that time, Rolex introduced the world's first waterproof watch - Rolex Oyster watch (Rolex Oyster). From 1953 first introduced in the Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner (Rolex Perpetual Submariner) This classic diving watch, launched in 2008 to 3,900 meters water depth of up to (12,800 feet) of the Rolex Deepsea watch, Rolex watches have been Be accurate, reliable, innovative and waterproof symbol.

Rolex Challenge deepest ocean dive depth limit     March 26, 2012, filmmaker and explorer James Cameron (James Cameron) successfully sneaked in the Mariana Trench (Mariana Trench) is the deepest point of the ocean - the Challenger Deep (Challenger Deep), refresh single deep diving record. And an experimental Rolex Deepsea Challenge watch tied submersible external, to accompany him went diving to the seafloor.

     Rolex Deepsea Challenge watch dive to 10,898 meters below sea level (35,756 feet) underwater, to overcome the deep-sea expedition encountered technical problems, has thus opened a new chapter in deep-sea exploration. The watch is water resistant up experimental 12,000 meters (39,370 feet), is designed for deep-sea adventure activities designed and manufactured.

  Since 1960 bathyscaphe "Trieste" (Trieste) for the first time to reach this depth, Cameron's expedition was the only human once again arrived at this depth. Fifty years ago by the U.S. Navy Lieutenant Don Walsh • (Don Walsh) and Switzerland • oceanographer Jacques Piccard (Jacques Piccard) driving "Trieste" descend to 10,916 meters (35,814 English ft). The Rolex watch the same experimental Deep SeaSpecial tied submersibles outside together participated in the dive.