HOW ROLEX CONQUERED THE DEEP
THE ROLEX SEA-DWELLER
The ultra-resistant divers’ models engineered by Rolex for the conquest of the deep: waterproof to a depth of 4,000 feet (1,220 meters) for the Rolex Sea-Dweller and 12,800 feet (3,900 meters) for the Rolex Deepsea, they are the result of decades of collaboration with diving professionals.





A MARRIAGE OF GOLD AND OYSTERSTEEL
THE ROLEX SEA-DWELLER
FEATURES OF THE ROLEX SEA-DWELLER
HIGH-TECHNOLOGY CERAMIC

Rolex played a pioneering role in the development of special ceramics for creating monobloc bezels and monobloc bezel inserts. Not only are these new materials extremely corrosion-resistant and virtually scratchproof, their colours are also of a rare intensity and unaffected by ultraviolet rays.
On the new version of the Sea-Dweller, the unidirectional rotatable bezel is fitted with a 60-minute graduated cerachrom insert in black ceramic that allows divers to safely monitor their dive and decompression times. The moulded, recessed graduations and numerals are coated with yellow gold via PVD (physical vapour deposition). the bezel’s knurled edge offers excellent grip, to comfortably set dive time even when wearing gloves.

FEATURES OF THE ROLEX SEA-DWELLER
THE HELIUM ESCAPE VALVE

FEATURES OF THE ROLEX SEA-DWELLER
THE ROLEX GLIDELOCK EXTENSION SYSTEM

FEATURES OF THE ROLEX SEA-DWELLER
PERPETUAL CALIBRE 3235

THE LAST FRONTIER
THE ROLEX DEEPSEA
In 2014 Rolex announced the release of the Rolex Deepsea D-blue Dial, commemorating James Cameron’s historic solo dive to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, some 11,000 meters deep. From twilight blue to bottomless black, its two-color gradient dial celebrates one man’s journey to the deepest place on Earth.

FEATURES OF THE ROLEX SEA-DWELLER
THE RINGLOCK SYSTEM

FEATURES OF THE ROLEX SEA-DWELLER
THE TITANIUM CASE BACK
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