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Rolex Sea-Dweller Replica

This is all well and good (and we already know these things); however, the question still remains: Why a fifth version already? The answer lies in the fact this is not just another UR 100. The UR 100V Iron is equipped with a new calibre, the self-winding UR 12.02.

This new movement brings the aperture of the hour hand closer to the scale of the minute. It was simply intended to make reading time more intuitive.

Felix says, "I think you'll see that when you compare the first editions [of the Rolex Sea-Dweller Replica] and the V you will notice the shift of the hour numbers to the left [of the system] to be closer to the minute [scale]. The carousel evolved as we switched the side to show the hours.

When we began work on the Rolex Sea-Dweller Replica, we wanted to emphasize the satellite mechanism. We designed the sapphire crystal to be large and to allow you to check the hours in the middle and then move out to the minutes. We realized that reading the hour would be easier if it was moved away from the middle. This is what we have expressed in the UR100V, our latest edition. This is an evolution of the UR 100 after we have produced 100 pieces in the first four versions. This fifth version was also our way to make sure this would be new and unique, in a sense, compared with the previous ones,swiss replica watches that would also be significant."

Specifications

Move with ease

Self-winding UR 12 02 movement with a winding rotor controlled by a Windfanger Airscrew. Hours and minutes, distance traveled around the earth in 20 min (scale 10 o’clock), distance Earth travels in 20 min (scale 2 o’clock); 48 hour power reserve rolex submariner replica

Case Study

Titanium and stainless Steel; width: 41mm length: 49.7mm height: 14mm. Water resistant up to 30m

Strap

Blue Alacantra with titanium buckle


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