The 20000 FEET, a record-breaking watch released by the CX Swiss Military WatchTM brand to show the motto-”Shattering existing limits”, can plunge more than 6,000 metres deep! The 20000 FEET can’t be stopped by nothing with the unshakable record in the Guinness Book of Records. The pressures equivalent to 750 kg/cm2 exercised at the bottom of the ocean, a dynamite blast or even rifle bullets? Those are just a piece of cake to the supernatural 20000 FEET. And those watch-fans are destined to be crazy to the extreme with the amazing resistance and reliability.

It is taken for granted that the 20000 FEET will take the crown as the “King” of professional diver’s watches, because it can work accurately as if even the most hostile environments have no influence on it. Whether submerged by water spurting at 6,000 litres/min, placed on an explosive charge blasting at a speed of 5,000 m/s, or even fired at by a Winchester rifle from a distance of just eight metres, the 20000 FEET’s extreme sturdiness and reliability in this three Real Life Tests comfirms the motto- shattering existing limits. To develop this amazing timepiece, it has taken account of every possible trial and risk with the professional team at CX Swiss Military WatchTM’s outstanding work, in cooperation with experienced divers as well as the famous Oceanographic Institute of the University of Southampton.

A 46 mm-diameter case carved from a block of titanium, a 10 mm thick domed sapphire crystal, an Incabloc shock-absorbing system, and a 48-hour power reserve with unwavering resistance and reliability make the 20000 FEET an extraordinary luxury diver’s watch. Moreover, the 20000 FEET provides a wonderful tactile impression on your wrist ,due to the special development of the geometry of its hypoallergenic case.

This dives’s watch, to some extent, is more than a luxury watch with the reason that part of the revenue from the sale of each 20000 FEET will be donated to The Friends of Hwange foundation (www.friendsofwange.org), which was established with the mission of developing a magnificent African national park in Zimbabwe. Awareness of nature protection is in need in modern society, and after all, the 20000 feet is really an outstanding complement to professional diving equipment.