Not one of them has the correct time. 
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Many thanks to the Seiko fans in this thread that helped my curiosity. I just bought in Kyoto this SBDC157 (SPB257J1 in Europe), caliber 6R35, limited edition of 5500.
My first Seiko.
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Never mind the watch, I’m very jealous of that jacket, based on the cuff!
Rolex May have hit Peak Silly Watch with this one:
“Waterproof to a depth of 11,000 metres (36,090 feet), with a unidirectional 60-minute rotatable bezel, the Deepsea Challenge is an extension of the experimental watch created in 2012 to accompany James Cameron in the Mariana Trench.”
For comparison, the world record for a saturation dive is, erm, 701 metres.
Mark
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I understand they are not common on a Datejust but that’s what really attracted me to it.
Rolex seem to do quite a range of alternative finishes for the dials. Including Chinese characters. I guess there is a massive Far Eastern market
It’s always hard to judge from a zoomed in photo. Something that stands out in the picture looks perfect on your wrist
you’ve lost the white dial Panerai - or are wearing it!!
can I ask what is the watch top row - third from the left?
Nice collection. I’ll have the Ingenieur please
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Is that the one that is 50mm diameter but the dial is the standard size?
I thought it looked a little out of proportion
True, though if you could withstand the weight of a double-decker bus on the palm of your hand, I dare say you’d look a bit out of proportion too!
Mark
İt is almost a murder weapon:)
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I’d hope the bracelet automatically shrinks as your wrist gets crushed into the size of spaghetti at 11,000m. I’d hate for it to fall off into the abyss. It would be a real knicker ripper to have to go scrabbling around at the bottom.
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Eberhard & Co. Extra-Fort
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No watch winders?
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I have a new favourite phrase - much obliged!
Hey @Bart , it’s beautiful. I am lucky enough to own the exact same ine yey with a regular bracelet; not the Jubilee (which is beautiful). I also have a YachtMaster 40 with a bue dial
Iver
I used to wear the original one in the 80‘s when I served in the Army.
Got this one in stainless steel a couple of years ago.
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