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Perhaps Rolex found inspiration for the Explorer II in the success of its Explorer 1016 when link British cavers used it in the 1960s. You see, some advertisements of the Rolex Explorer 1016 in the mid-to-late 1960s featured a tiny clip dedicated link to an link obscure caving expedition.

We first caught wind link of Fransen's story when it was published yesterday by the BBC, but The New Zealand Herald link gets the recommendation here for its retelling link of the story with quotes detailing the experience. It seems that Fransen had already had a fantastic trip and had hooked and tagged a marlin when somehow, the rail of his boat became dislodged and he fell out. By the time he turned around in the water, the boat was drifting away at too fast a speed to catch.