How To Use Your Rolex Sea-Dweller - Set & Change Time, Bezel | Bob's Watches

Join us for another installment of our “How To” series. Today, we’re discussing how to set the Rolex Sea-Dweller. Buy the Sea-Dweller here: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-sea-dweller-1.html NAVIGATE THIS VIDEO 00:00 Intro 00:07 Overview 00:30 Vintage Sea-Dweller Operation 00:57 Helium Escape Valve 01:19 Setting the Sea-Dweller 02:16 Sea-Dweller Bezel Operation 02:41 Outro Bob’s Watches boasts the largest inventory on the secondary market. Shop our entire selection of certified pre-owned Rolex watches here: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex/ Helium Escape Valve The Rolex Sea-Dweller took the innovative design of the Oyster case and expanded upon it, adding a Helium Escape Valve and ultimately increasing its water resistance. Early models were only waterproof up to 2,000 feet. However, today, the collection can travel as far as 4,000 feet below the sea’s surface. The valve works by allowing the gasses that accumulate within the case during deep saturation dives to escape without dislodging the crystal. It is an automatic mechanism and does not require any manual action. The result is an impressive and reliable diver that can venture further into the ocean’s depths than most watches. Design The Sea-Dweller is an enduring Rolex model, beloved by all for its design set that is not too unlike its cousin, the legendary Submariner. It, too, boasts a bezel topped with a 60-minute time-lapse scale, a dial decorated with similar luminous hour markers and Mercedes hands,