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Gert
PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2011 2:24 am 
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F'ugly is the first thought that come to mind. What's its purpose?

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It's actually a very famous Rolex diving watch, not made for wide distribution. I look at this and think "don't put your eye out!"

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Isn't that the watch that holds the depth record? If I remember correctly it was strapped to the outside of a bathysphere and taken down to some ridiculous depth. Please correct me as I have no conformation of this story. Thanks for the post, historically significant watch.
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Helderberg wrote:
Isn't that the watch that holds the depth record? If I remember correctly it was strapped to the outside of a bathysphere and taken down to some ridiculous depth. Please correct me as I have no conformation of this story. Thanks for the post, historically significant watch.
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Yep, 1960, just under 11,000 metres - Rolex Deep Sea Special.
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