Deepsea Sea-Dweller "James Cameron" D-Blue

Ref. 116660 · Oystersteel (Stainless Steel)

Created in collaboration with filmmaker James Cameron to commemorate his 2012 solo dive to the deepest point of the Mariana Trench, the 116660 "James Cameron" wears its story on its dial — a gradient D-Blue fade from deep ocean blue to black, with "DEEPSEA" rendered in bold green to mirror the hue of Cameron's Deepsea Challenger submersible. Engineered to withstand 3,900 meters of water pressure via Rolex's patented Ringlock System, this 2017 example retains its original white hang tag, adding a welcome note of originality to its provenance.

Movement: Automatic (Rolex Calibre 3135, Superlative Chronometer)
Complication: Date, Helium Escape Valve
Case: Oystersteel (Stainless Steel)
Condition: Excellent
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Created in collaboration with filmmaker James Cameron to commemorate his 2012 solo dive to the deepest point of the Mariana Trench, the 116660 "James Cameron" wears its story on its dial — a gradient D-Blue fade from deep ocean blue to black, with "DEEPSEA" rendered in bold green to mirror the hue of Cameron's Deepsea Challenger submersible. Engineered to withstand 3,900 meters of water pressure via Rolex's patented Ringlock System, this 2017 example retains its original white hang tag, adding a welcome note of originality to its provenance.

The ultimate dive watch with a story to match — Rolex's 116660 "James Cameron" pairs extreme 3,900m water resistance with an iconic gradient D-Blue dial that charts the descent to the ocean's very floor.

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