Dangerously Deep Dwelling Sinn UX Diving Watch Available
Do you recall the diving suits in the movie Abyss? The James Cameron directed classic depicted ultra-deep divers who used "liquid oxygen" filled suits to help with pressurization. Apparently, the characters in the movie could breath with the liquid oxygen. That was pretty cool, but the message was clear, air filled spaces are not ideal for deep water pressures. An air or other gas filled watch is going to implode under enough pressure. However, a watch filled with liquid won't have the same forces to deal with. This is the principle behind the Sinn UX Diving watch. The UX is not filled with water, but rather a special oil.The effect is actually quite cool. The watch face has a flat look to it. As though the dial, hands, and crystal are on one plane. It further allows for excellent visibility from any angle. Which is a nice added benefit. You might be wondering just how deep the Sinn UX can dive? How do you feel about "unlimited depth?" Because that is pretty much what you can except. R

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