The Rolex Sea Dweller DEEPSEA (ref 116660) was released at BaselWorld in 2008, as the most water resistant mechanical watch in serial production. As overwhelming proof, Rolex tested it’s new DEEPSEA’s water resistance to a depth of 4,845 meters using calculating equipment by Comex (although the official depth rating is 3,900 meters). The massive watch case (44mm diameter) and crystal (5.5mm thickness) were developed with extreme water pressures in mind, giving the Deepsea it’s sturdy appearance. Accompanied by it’s uniquely utilitarian Glidelock Clasp, the DSSD is a wet diver’s dream.

Autumn Leaves – Inside Artisans de Genève’s Skeletonized Patek Philippe Aquanaut Travel Time 5164
For a seasoned traveler, a watch can become more than an instrument for measuring time. It records departures, changing time zones and the quiet moments that remain long after a





