What Rolex does James Cameron wear?

FILMMAKER, EXPLORER AND ROLEX TESTIMONEE JAMES CAMERON HAS BEEN THE PROUD OWNER OF AN OYSTER PERPETUAL SUBMARINER FOR DECADES. James Cameron tells the story of the passion for diving that turned the legendary watch into his inseparable companion.

Will the James Cameron Rolex be discontinued?

Discontinued “James Cameron” This example, one of the very last 116660 models to leave the factory before Rolex introduced the 2018 version is unworn, untouched and complete with its original Rolex box, warranty card and Deepsea booklet from April this year and is under Rolex international warranty until April 2023!

Is Rolex James Cameron a good investment?

Put simply, the Rolex Sea-Dweller Deepsea 126660-0002 James Cameron makes for a fantastic conversation starter, a great heirloom and a sturdy investment. Whether you’re in the market to sell or buy one of these luxurious timepieces, now is the perfect time.

Why is the Rolex Sea Dweller called James Cameron?

To celebrate Cameron’s achievement (and their own), Rolex released a special edition of their Sea-Dweller line of watches: the Rolex Deepsea Sea-Dweller with D-Blue Dial, which has since earned the nickname, the “James Cameron.”.

When did the Rolex deepsea D-blue dial come out?

In 2014 Rolex released a special version of the model, the Rolex Deepsea with a D-blue dial, to commemorate James Cameron’s historic solo dive to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, some 11,000 metres deep. From twilight blue to bottomless black, its two-colour gradient dial celebrates one man’s journey to the deepest place on Earth.

Why is the Rolex DeepSea Sea Dweller Green?

The blue to black gradient of the dial is meant to resemble ocean water that gets black as you go deeper because sunlight can only penetrate so far. The green color of the “DEEPSEA” label is the same color as the Deepsea Challenger submersible. James Cameron himself is an avid watch lover and has been a Rolex guy for a while.

How much does a Rolex deepsea watch cost?

The version with a black dial sells for around 14,000 USD new, while the D-Blue edition with a blue-to-black gradient dial demands roughly 16,500 USD in the same condition. Both watches cost about 2,300 USD less pre-owned. Rolex introduced a new version of the Deepsea in spring 2018.