Size: 44mm x 19mm (Thickness)

Ref. No: 126660

Movement: Swiss Clone 3135 Automatic Movement

Case: Polished 904L stainless steel case

Crystal: Swiss Standard Scratch proof anti reflective Sapphire Crystal

Dial: Blue Fade to Black Dial

Bezel: Full Ceramic Sandwich Numeral Bezel

Bracelet: New Style Brushed Oyster Bracelet (Brushed Mid Links)

Clasp: New Design Diver Extension Clasp

Back: Solid case back with Titanium Seal, 2 piece Case back

Crown: Screw down crown with o ring

Functions: Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Date at position 3 (set via crown)

Remark: 1:1 replica from a genuine watch sample

Water Proof: 100 Meters/10atm

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Best Replica Rolex Deep Sea Sea Dweller

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The Sea‑Dweller is specifically designed for saturation diving. Thanks to its helium escape valve, it can withstand decompression on ascent and master the return to the surface – the final phase of deep-sea exploration. Gradually releasing interior pressure when the need arises.

There are many awesome dive watches out there, but the Rolex Sea-Dweller is for those who want to go the extra mile. The Sea-Dweller replica Rolex is equipped with a 60-minute graduated, unidirectional rotatable bezel. Enabling divers to safely monitor their dive and decompression time. Order from us, enjoy a discount and fast delivery.

Back in 2014, Rolex launched the Sea-Dweller 116660 to commemorate the journey of famed movie director and diving enthusiast James Cameron, as he plunged to one of the deepest known parts of the ocean. For the project, the brand was involved in the development of a watch which could withstand enormous pressure - and this timepiece can be witnessed in the movie footage from the ‘Deepsea Challenge’ documentary.

pros: very sporty and on my big frame it actually wears well. It’s robust so I don’t worry if I bump and knock into things. It’s the original Deepsea which got its nickname “James Cameron”. So that’s a super plus. Love how some watches get their nicknames, it sure adds to the story of the watch. It doesn’t have a cyclops so the crystal and the date feature are more pleasing to the eye. 

Watches don’t just tell the time—they tell a story, too. Whether that story is the exploration of the deep, beating a circuit lap record, or the conquest of the skies, there’s a watch to suit. Different functionality defines different styles of watch—water resistance in dive watches, for example, or a chronograph on a driver’s watch. Ranging from something smart and sporty, to a dress watch to complement a sharp suit, there are plenty of styles to choose from to facilitate your needs. Which one you pick is up to you—or maybe treat yourself to one of each?

These days I see mechanical Rolex for $100 for what Hans Wilsdorf originally intended – a tool watch that is able to handle whatever you throw at them and is designed for specific industries and occupations. Whilst most of us will never dive to 1220m, it’s great to know that I could! But more realistically, I love the fact that I’m able to wear a Rolex around in the day casually, from heading to the beach to go surfing, playing with the kids in the sand, then heading out for dinner and still be wearing the same watch without missing a beat, all the while looking the part on my wrist in each of the aforementioned scenarios.

The Rolex Sea-Dweller is like the famous Submariner, only more so: it's beefed up, specced out and all-around badass. While the Submariner is a capable dive watch, it's so handsome and versatile that the vast majority of units sold will probably never get very wet. The Sea-Dweller, on the other hand, is resolutely made for extreme underwater use — it's the OG hardcore dive watch.

When the Sea-Dweller debuted in 1967 it existed within the Submariner line. It was rated to go significantly deeper (610m) than the existing Submariner (200m water-resistant at the time) and it incorporated a helium escape valve — a feature created specifically for professional divers living underwater (or in pressurized environments) for extended periods. It was among the earliest watches to offer this niche feature, along with watches from brands like Doxa.