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Thanks Tony A!

But I'm looking for a bit more details for example (images from the web):



Triplock cutout view






Deepsea exploded view


The 2 images allow us a good understanding of how the water resistance seals work in Rolex watches. Maybe I'm being abit unrealistic to expect such info to be available in a recently launched model, but I like the model quite a bit and am hoping the seals are well designed (with redundancy perhaps?) to handle diving activities. I'm aware also that the SeaQ passed ISO 6425 and DIN 8306 and hence should be good enough for scuba diving, but the nerd in me wants more than a single rubber seal on the crown seal (in which the Seiko skx007, an ISO6425 watch, has) for such an expensive watch. Thanks again Tony A for providing the above info, appreciate it! PS, since it is mentioned that the SeaQ has a base plate which is secured by a ring, maybe a similar design to the Rolex Deepsea? Regards, X

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