OceanX Sharkmaster 1000 SMS1012 | Helberg CH1 | Invicta Hydromax | James Cameron Deepsea Review

[@patrickryan9761]

Have the helberg ch1 it’s a stunning timepiece, the quality build is unreal. Mine is always getting comments when I’m out and about in Dublin City.. love the channel keep the faith

[@AJTJEWELLERY]

Amazing!!!! How good is it love mine such a collector piece, One day I would definitely be good to go and see the actual Rolex deep sea special taken down to the bottom of the Marianas Trench

[@fabiochiappara5873]

Congratulations on the review, a necessary integration: the Spinnaker Piccard is a simple copy of the unknown "Submarine Pro Series 1000m. Automatic" released in 2015. I own also the hugely more technical and performing Helberg CH1

[@AJTJEWELLERY]

Amazing!! Wish you could send images I’ll checkout the Piccard Spinnaker

[@fabiochiappara5873]

@@AJTJEWELLERY I will if you can explain to me how.. this is one of the few links that I found on the webwww.amazon.co.uk/Sottomarino-Collection-SM60500-Mens-Watch/dp/B00G2K97WO.

[@AJTJEWELLERY]

That looks pretty cool I’ll have to check that one out

[@computermekanixllc4026]

Great review! I just picked up a Hydromax with the high glass (I think the newer ones have lower glass). It is a monster! Love it.

[@leonidaskaragiannis7875]

My favourite monster from your collection is Helberg CH1. In the same style is my Spinnaker Piccard.

[@AJTJEWELLERY]

amazing watch! one day ill own the original Rolex deepsea special

[@ericwilliams2317]

Mate, is there any way you could hold it still, just for a moment, so we can get a look at the thing? Also, you'll have to speak up, we can't hear you over your rings!

[@AJTJEWELLERY]

I'll hold them still in the next video

[@omar10213245]

I want that helberg!

[@bigbrotherwatchesdannyboy306]

We have the same taste in watches! Cheers!

[@AJTJEWELLERY]

Awesome 🤩

[@leovalencia2888]

Great review! Thank you

[@AJTJEWELLERY]

Thank you for stopping by 🔥🙏🏻

[@hochspannunglebensgefahr5339]

“The helium will escape as you come up from the bottom of the sea” yeah not at all. It’s for saturation divers who live in an air of multiple element including helium, which needs to escape as they decompress when they aren’t even in the water. You can (and it has been done) take a completely sealed case with no helium escape valve to the bottom of the ocean and back up without needing a helium escape valve. In fact, not a single watch that HAS made it to the bottom had one. The Rolex Deepsea special, Deepsea challenge, and omega ultra deep all only had 2 openings with sealed rubber gaskets; the crown and the caseback.