Rolex Watch Information & Tidbits
Rolex Get Together in Carmel |
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Jake Ehrlich and I promote a Get Together (GTG) in San Francisco each year. This year, our GTG is going to be held in Carmel, California. When: August 7th, 5:00 PM Where: Carmel California (map). |
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This is truly going to be a historic event as there will be rarely seen in public Rolex watches such as the original 1960 Deep Sea Special. Unlike the watch shown above in Hannes' photo (used with permission), the actual watch that was strapped to the Trieste Bathyscaphe that descended into the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean to a record depth of 35,810 ft. known as the deepest point on Earth, will be shown at this event. The GTG will also have four of the most coveted Rolex dive watches in history, including Jacques Verpeaux’s JANUS IV COMEX SEA-DWELLER as well as Single Red Sea Dweller and a Patent Pending 1665 Double Red. Eric Ku of 10pastTEN emcee's the event and Jake Ehrlich of Jake's Rolex Watch Blog will add his commentary. There are plenty of details to share. Contact me using this link to register for more details. This event is limited to 40 people (including spouses). My wife thinks I am planning a watch RAVE... Coincidentally, the Blue Angels are performing at the Salinas Airport on August 7-9. Salinas is about a 20-30 minute drive from Carmel. |
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Rolex watches have always facinated me since my teens. This site illustrates my experiences with Rolex as well as other watches and is designed to educate other watch enthusiasts as well. Comments, suggestions, and words of wisdom are always appreciated. Click here to find out why this website is titled Minus4PLUS6.com.
This is a picture of a D series Rolex 16710 GMTII with the caseback removed. View the caseback removal process on YouTube or on the casebacks page. Rolex's movement beats at 28,000 oscillations per hour and the balance wheel oscillates 691,200 times per day!
