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[staplejj33]

didn't CX do the super deep dive watch? there was all kinds of buzz about it.

[CX Swiss Military Watch]

didn't CX do the super deep dive watch? there was all kinds of buzz about it.

That's right. Here an excerpt from our website that provides a very brief introduction to our World Record dive watches:

"CX Swiss Military Watch™ is known for its uncompromising attention to the functionality of their timepieces – their watches are not accessories, but instruments the professional can rely on. With the 12’000 FEET CX Swiss Military Watch™ held the World Record for water resistance of automatic diving watches from 2005 to April 2008 with a water resistance of 12’000 feet or 3’657 meters.

At the BASELWORLD 2008 Rolex™ presented their Sea Dweller Deep Sea, a three-hand diving watch water resistant to 3’900 meters – a new World Record which has now been obliterated: at the 2009 BASELWORLD CX Swiss Military Watch™ presented the 20’000 FEET with an incredible water resistance of 20’000 feet or 6’000 meters, winning back the world record by a 50% margin and reintroducing CX Swiss Military Watch™ to the Guinness Book of Records

The 20’000 FEET by CX Swiss Military Watch™ has thus reached a new, hitherto unthinkable dimension for diving watches – the challenge of the abyss was met by combining state-of-the-art technology with a highly innovative approach and a dedicated team of watchmakers and engineers. The 20'000 FEET is, without question, the most durable watch on the planet."

Btw, the magazine ASKMEN.COM voted the 20'000 FEET watch the "#1 Christmas Gift for Men" for 2009, the year of its release!

12'000 FEET:
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20'000 FEET:
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[staplejj33]

THAT'S right. you blew it up with dynamite. 20'000 feet CX Swiss Military Watch - YouTube

[a1watch]

that must have been a really long string

[CX Swiss Military Watch]

Cheers to that, Alex. Hahaha, a long string indeed. Here a video with the CX SWISS MILITARY WATCH 20'000 FEET on a box on a sting for your enjoyment: