rolex submariner.pdf

No other watch is engineered quite like a Rolex. The Submariner, introduced in 1953, was the first watch to be water resistant up to 100 metres (330 feet). It was later strengthened by its patented triple-seal Triplock winding crown, making it capable of withstanding depths of up to 300 metres (1,000 feet). The new 40 mm Submariner is presented here in 904L steel with a black Cerachrom disc. VISIT ROLEX.COM AND EXPLORE MORE THE SUBMARINER VISIT ROLEX.COM AND EXPLORE THE SUBMARINER PAGE 2 1953 THE FIRST SUBMARINER Launched in 1953, the Submariner was the first watch guaranteed waterproof to a depth of 100 metres (330 feet). Today’s Submariner can withstand the pressure at a depth of 300 metres (1,000 feet) and is designed to resist extreme conditions. UNDERWATER WORLDS Since time immemorial, mankind has been spellbound by the sea and the mystery of its uncharted depths. The deep remained beyond reach until the irrepressible desire for exploration, coupled with boundless human ingenuity, gave rise to the technology that would enable men to catch a glimpse of the underwater world. “A PERFECT PARTNER ON LAND OR AT SEA” We invented the Submariner to work perfectly 660 feet under the sea. It seems to work pretty well at any level. DAVID DOUBILET Underwater photographer. Explorer. Artist. Marine naturalist and protector of the Ocean habitat. Author of a dozen books on the sea. For 50 years, his passion has illuminated the hidden depths of the earth. THE SPIRIT OF THE SUBMARINER VISIT ROLEX.COM AND EXPLORE THE SUBMARINER PAGE 3 THE SPIRIT OF THE SUBMARINER VISIT ROLEX.COM AND EXPLORE THE SUBMARINER PAGE 4 THE ROLEX GLIDELOCK CLASP The Submariner Date is no stranger to comfort. Fitted on the new generations of the Submariner Date, the Rolex Glidelock clasp enables divers to adjust the length of the bracelet to fit over a suit 3 mm thick. In increments of 2 mm, it offers a total extension of up to approximately 20 mm. And no