Exemplos de uso de Patented by rolex em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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A folding clasp with a safety catch developed and patented by Rolex.
The helium escape valve, patented by Rolex in 1967, acts as a safety valve.
An exclusive, easy-to-operate bracelet extension system for divers' watches, patented by Rolex.
A magnifying lens patented by Rolex in 1953 to enlarge the emblematic date of the Datejust.
An exclusive andhighly efficient shock absorber developed and patented by Rolex in 2005.
Designed and patented by Rolex to allow ultimateease in setting sophisticated functions.
The new Cosmograph Daytona is fitted with an Oysterflex bracelet,developed and patented by Rolex.
A system patented by Rolex to allow a fluid and reliable rotation of the bezel in both directions.
The Paraflex is an exclusive andhighly efficient shock absorber developed and patented by Rolex.
Patented by Rolex in 1967, it was instrumental in unlocking new depths in underwater exploration.
The Oysterflex bracelet,developed and patented by Rolex, offers a sporty alternative to metal bracelets.
The Oyster collection was built on the success of the original Oyster model invented and patented by Rolex in 1926.
Fitted with a Syloxi hairspring in silicon, patented by Rolex, it offers a superlative level of chronometric performance.
The name Rolesor was patented by Rolex in 1933 and has become a true Rolex signature.
The Oysterflex Bracelet The Yacht-Master's new Oysterflex bracelet,developed and patented by Rolex, offers a sporty alternative to metal bracelets.
Developed and patented by Rolex, this innovative bracelet is made up of flexible metal blades manufactured from a titanium and nickel alloy.
The Chronergy escapement of calibre3255, developed and patented by Rolex, is an optimized version of the Swiss lever escapement.
This safety valve patented by Rolex in 1967 acts as a miniature decompression chamber for the watch and is essential for deep saturation diving.
With this in mind,in 1967 an important innovation developed and patented by Rolex was introduced on theSea‑Dweller: thehelium escape valve.
This innovative case architecture patented by Rolex enables the watch to resist the massive pressure exerted by water at the depth of 3,900 metres(12,800 feet), equivalent to a weight of approximately 3 tonnes on the watch.
The case of the Rolex Deepsea is also equipped with a helium escape valve,developed and patented by Rolex in 1967, which works to protectdivers' watches created for the deep.
Fitted with a Syloxi hairspring in silicon, patented by Rolex, the movement of the Lady-Datejust offers a superlative level of chronometric performance.
They are also equipped with an Oysterclasp andinclude the Easylink rapid extension system, patented by Rolex in 1996, that allows the wearer to easily increase the bracelet length by approximately 5 mm for additional comfort.
Everose, an exclusive pink gold alloy patented by Rolex, owes its unique colour to its special composition that preserves the pink colour over time.
Displaying the correct date through the year,this ingenious system patented by Rolex replicates the irregular occurrence of 30- and 31-day months using only four additional gear wheels.
The Yacht-Master's Oysterflex bracelet,developed and patented by Rolex, offers a sporty alternative to the metal bracelets without compromising robustness, water resistance or reliability.
The Yacht-Master's new Oysterflex bracelet,developed and patented by Rolex, offers a sporty alternative to metal bracelets without compromising robustness, waterproofness or reliability.
The bracelet includes the Easylink rapid extension system, patented by Rolex in 1996, that allows the wearer to easily increase the bracelet length by approximately 5 mm for additional comfort.
The Oyster collection was built on the success of the original Oyster model invented and patented by Rolex in 1926. As the first waterproof wristwatch in the world, it played a pioneering role in the development of the modern wristwatch.