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Why Does Your Rolex Dive Watch Have a Hole in Its Side? We Found Out

Why Does Your Rolex Dive Watch Have a Hole in Its Side? We Found Out

Posted on May 27, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Welcome to Further Details, a recurring column where we investigate what purpose an oft-overlooked product element actually serves. This week: the helium escape valve (HEV).

Like a screen door on a submarine, you wouldn’t think a hole in the side of your dive watch would be a good idea. So what’s it doing on your Rolex Sea-Dweller? Or Omega Seamaster? Or any number of other serious dive watches out there? That hole’s critical but very specific purpose originates in one of the most extreme and dangerous professions in the world.
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