🎉 Introduces The Deepsea In Yellow Gold

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Introduces The Deepsea In Yellow Gold

April 07, 2021

A fun fact is that the Sea-Dweller and the Deepsea are two different lines of watches on the website. But both Deepsea models prominently feature the Sea-Dweller name on the dial. With the introduction of the new yellow gold Deepsea ref. 136668LB, the Sea-Dweller moniker has been dropped. From now on, you will only find the Deepsea name on the dial. The watch that proudly introduces us to the renewed Deepsea line is a full-gold version of the brand s professional dive watch. This impressive gold beast of the deep takes the term diving in style to different dimensions.I have long been a fan of the Sea-Dweller. As some of you know, my favorite model is the Sea-Dweller ref. 16600. But over time, we have seen the Sea-Dweller line change. With the introduction of the Deepsea ref. 116660 in 2008, took the Sea-Dweller name to different extremes. This bigger and better member of the Sea-Dweller family introduced a water resistance rating of 12,800 feet / 3,990 meters. The case size also increased to 44mm, and the Deepsea ushered in a new era in modern dive watches. This story has a new dimension with the introduction of the first full-gold Deepsea. Are you ready for a serious chunk of Deepsea gold?The story of the current DeepseaThe latest-generation Deepsea ref. 136660 debuted in 2022. It featured several incremental updates compared to the previous generation. It perfectly showed that is all about the details regarding its dive watches. As Robert-Jan explained last year, compared to the previous ref. 126660 slimmed down the bezel, enlarged the date window, optimized the Chromalight display, and removed the Fliplock dive extension.They were all small updates to perfect the Genevan brand s ultimate diver. We all know that later that same year, introduced the completely bonkers Deepsea Challenge that took professional dive watches to another level.However, what introduces this year is also on another level. The full-yellow-gold version of the Deepsea ref. 136668LB marks the first time the brand has created a precious-metal version of its 44mm professional dive watch. This 18K yellow gold model has a blue dial and a blue Cerachrom bezel. It s a color configuration that we know from the Submariner. The result is a precious-metal version that will have you sinking to the bottom of the sea faster than any gold diver before.The new Deepsea ref. 136669LBThe new Deepsea ref. 136668LB comes with a 44mm case that is 17.7mm thick, 51.8mm lug-to-lug, and 22mm between the lugs. As mentioned, the case is water resistant to 12,800 feet / 3,990 meters and features a 5.5mm-thick crystal and an automatic helium escape valve on the left side. Additionally, the watch has an RLX Titanium screw-in case back that contrasts quite drastically with the yellow gold case.The watch combines a royal-blue dial with applied yellow gold indices filled with the familiar Chromalight lume. In addition, the loud Ring Lock System and Original Gas Escape Valve text are executed in gold. The text on the dial combines gold and white. As mentioned, the 0lower half of the dial loses the Sea-Dweller name. The royal-blue Cerachrom bezel insert features yellow gold numerals and markings to complete the stylish face of the watch.A 3235 caliber and full-gold Oyster braceletInside the case, hidden behind the RLX Titanium case back, you will find the in-house caliber 3235. also uses this movement for its Submariner, Yacht-Master, and Datejust models. The chronometer-rated automatic movement features a paramagnetic blue Parachrom hairspring, Paraflex shock absorbers, and a 70-hour power reserve.The watch comes fitted with an 18K yellow gold Oyster bracelet with the Glidelock clasp. It makes this new Deepsea a serious chunk of yellow gold for the people who can pull off a watch this size in precious metal.With this new Deepsea ref. 136668LB, pushes its extremes once again. The new Deepsea in 18K yellow gold is available for $54,200. While it seems like a watch for the happy few who can pull it off and afford it, I would love to try this out on my wrist to find out how this new Deepsea in yellow gold wears. If ever you want to make a statement, this is the new to get.For more info, visit the official site. Let us know your thoughts on the new yellow gold Deepsea in the comments section.Watch specifications Brand Model DeepseaReference 136668LBDial Glossy royal blue with 18K yellow gold indices and Chromalight lumeCase Material 18K yellow goldCase Dimensions 44mm (diameter) 51.8mm (lug-to-lug) 17.7mm (thickness)Crystal 5.5mm thick sapphireCase Back RLX Titanium screw-in case back Movement 3235: automatic winding, 31 jewels, 28,800vph frequency, 70-hour power reserve, chronometer-certifiedWater Resistance 3,990 meters (12,800 feet)Strap 18K yellow gold Oyster bracelet (22mm)Functions Time (hours, minutes, seconds), quick-set date, unidirectional 60-minute bezelPrice $54,200