Henry Cejudo - The Rolex Submariner

Henry Cejudo (nicknamed "Triple C") is an American former professional mixed martial artist and freestyle wrestler, born February 9, 1987, in Los Angeles, California. Standing at 5'4" and competing primarily in the UFC's flyweight and bantamweight divisions, he achieved historic success as a two-division UFC champion (former UFC Flyweight Champion and Bantamweight Champion), making him one of the few to hold titles in two weight classes simultaneously. Before MMA, he won Olympic gold in freestyle wrestling at the 2008 Beijing Games (the youngest American to do so at the time) and is widely regarded as one of the most decorated combat athletes ever. He retired from fighting after his final bout in late 2025 and is known for his wrestling base, cocky personality, and nicknames like "The Messenger" and "King of Cringe."31082583676?profile=RESIZE_400x31082583659?profile=RESIZE_400x
 
The Rolex Submariner is an iconic luxury dive watch introduced by Rolex in 1953, widely recognized as the benchmark for divers' watches and one of the most famous timepieces in the world. It features a robust Oyster case (typically 41mm in modern versions, made from Oystersteel, gold, or other materials), a unidirectional rotatable bezel with a 60-minute graduated Cerachrom ceramic insert for tracking dive time, large luminescent hour markers and hands for low-light visibility, and water resistance to 300 meters (1,000 feet). Powered by Rolex's in-house automatic movements (like Calibre 3230 for non-date models or 3235 for Date versions), it includes a screw-down Triplock crown and solid-link Oyster bracelet. Originally designed as a tool watch for underwater exploration, it has evolved into a timeless sports-luxury classic, available with or without a date window.
 
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