The Watch: The 126660 is Rolex at its most overbuilt—engineered not just for saturation diving, but for the bragging rights that come with it. Rated to 3,900 meters (12,800 feet), the Deepsea case is 44mm wide and over 17mm thick, with a Ringlock System case architecture built to withstand pressure no human will ever experience.
This version features the classic black dial (not the James Cameron gradient), framed by a Cerachrom bezel with platinum-filled numerals. Inside is theCaliber 3235, Rolex’s latest-gen automatic movement with a 70-hour reserve, Chronergy escapement, and Parachrom hairspring.
Helium escape valve at 9, Triplock crown at 3, and an Oyster bracelet with Glidelock and Fliplock extensions that let you size it over a wetsuit—or a hoodie.
It’s not subtle. But it’s not supposed to be.
Condition: Very good pre-owned condition. Some marks on the case sides. See photos.
