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Originally Posted by Michigan_State
Thanks for sharing. Some of those letters should be pinned as standard answers to those Is It Sace questions [emoji106]
“I have worn a Rolex Submariner for 17 years now and used it throughout the world on mountain climbing expeditions (including Mount Everest), underwater archaeological research (including the world’s highest dive at 19,300 feet in Northern Chile), desert crossing, sky diving, jungle exploration and during numerous anthropological investigations. I doubt that many people have subjected a Rolex watch to worse punishment over such a period of time. Yet it still functions perfectly.”
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Sounds like me when I first purchased my watch. I asked my AD if it's true a Rolex can go under water... He looked at me perplexed and said this watch can go 220m below water. I came home dunked it in water and was amazed. Here's a picture of the day I purchased. I was only 24... Forgive me everyone!
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