Discovering The Mysterious World - James Cameron And The Submariner Date Rolex Watch

For time immemorial, mankind has been mesmerized by the beauty of the sea and what lies beneath it. The enigmatic nature of the sea has always been an aspect of fascination for explorers. The deep remained beyond reach until the desire for exploration gave rise to technology that would enable men to discover the underwater world, which is unaware of the existence of land and the world that operates on it. The invention of high tech gadgets and instruments, paved a way for better research and inventions. The Submariner Date Rolex watch is one perfect example of such an innovation. The watch was invented to work perfectly 660 feet under the Sea. It was introduced in 1953, and was the first watch to be water resistant up to 100 metres. It was later strengthened by its patented tripleseal triplock winding crown making it capable of withstanding depths up to 300 metres. Today, it seems to work well at any level.
The Submariner Date Rolex watch is a 40 mm with an officially certified swiss chronometer (COSC), unidirectional rotatable bezel. It is waterproof to 300 m/1000 feet with self winding movement and has an oyster bracelet. The features of this unique watch are no stranger to comfort. Fitted on the new generations of the Submariner Date, the Rolex glidelock clasp enables divers to adjust the length of the bracelet to fit over a suit 3 mm thick.
James Cameron, the Canadian film director, producer, environmentalist, and inventor has a personality that matches that of the Submariner Date Rolex watch very well. The man behind the super hit film Titanic, he has also contributed to underwater filming and remote vehicle technologies. His writing and directing work includes The Terminator (1984), Aliens (1986), The Abyss (1989), Titanic (1997) and Dark Angel (2000-2002).
Without adjusting for inflation, his films Titanic and Avatar remain the highest grossing films of all time. In the time between making Titanic and his return to feature films with Avatar (2009), Cameron spent several years creating many underwater documentary films. A multi-talented man, Cameron has always believed in going the unconventional way and pushing his limits to produce the best.
Cameron has received many prestigious awards for his contributions to underwater filming technology and remote vehicle technology. He received Bradbury Award from the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America in 1991.For Titanic, the film about the sinking of the famous RMS Titanic ship; He received a Golden Globe award for the best Director, Academy awards for Best Film, Best picture and Best Director. In 2010 he was named No1 in the Guardian Film Power 100 list. He was also listed 30th in the list of “The world’s 50 most influential figures of 2010.
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