A Great Rolex Explorer Passed Away…

[Jake]

Hi Everybody,

As many of you may know, Swiss Rolex Explorer, Jacques Piccard recently passed away.

Jacques Piccard was involved in Deep Sea testing of the Rolex DEEP SEA SPECIAL from 1950 to 1960. He is one of the greatest explorers that ever lived and I just finished writing a super-detailed article about him and his family.

I hope you enjoy:

http://rolexblog.blogspot.com/2008/11/swiss-rolex-explorer-jacques-piccard.html

Warmest regards,

Jake

[Le saint]

Thanks for sharing (the blog is amazing!)

[Jake]

Hi Everybody!!!

It is my pleasure to share this magnificent Rolex history with you.

I spent a tremendous amount of time and energy researching, writing and editing the images because I realized this story needed to be told.

It is about much more than Rolex and Submarines. It is about exploration, achievement, collaboration, truth and excellence.

I am sincerely happy to learn you are enjoying it as much as I am.

Warmest regards,

Jake Ehrlich

[1791amadeus]

Merci Jake

[Vulcain]

His father, Auguste Picard, inspired Hergé when he created the Professor Tournesol character in the Tintin adventures. The resemblance is yet stunning…..

Thanks for sharing Jake.

Rgds.
Michel.

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« I wanna have the same last dream again, the one where I wake up and I’m alive. » (Angels and Airwaves, The Adventure).

[Did666]

Thanks Jake

[km’rol]

very very interesting thanks again jake

[Auteur]

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