Super Bowl Super-Watch Halftime Show: Rolex Vs. Hublot Vs. Jaeger-LeCoultre

BUY THEM HERE: http://www.thewatchbox.com In honor of Super Bowl LI, Tim Mosso of thewatchbox.com pits three of the biggest, toughest, and most athletic sports watches on the pre-owned gridiron against each other in a three-way championship match. The 44mm stainless steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual Deepsea Sea-Dweller 116660 D-Blue (James Cameron) takes the field for our establishment team - the dynasty - the New England Patriots. Like Tom Brady, the new-for-2008 Rolex Deepsea is an aging star... but still a franchise player! In "D-Blue" uniform, this special edition of the Rolex Deepsea pays tribute to James Cameron's exits the locker room suited up for a special championship bout. And with the Rolex's Original Gas Escape Valve, the New England Patriot's Deepsea is always ready to deflate... er... release excess accumulated helium. And with a reference 98210 steel bracelet that features no animal products, even Michael Vick has endorsed it on the advice of counsel. On the other side of the coin toss, representing the upstart Atlanta Falcons, it's the Hublot Oceanographique 4000M diver. With an Hublot King Power 48mm case size, a 60mm span between lug, a 23mm thick case, and an internal rotating dive bezel, this Hublot is the defensive lineman of our pro-bowl trio. Sublet's ingenious lug-mounted strap quick-release triggers allow rapid swaps of gear when the clock allows only quick trip to the locker room. A tank-tough automatic caliber keeps the count running under pressure,