Jake's Rolex World, Episode 9: Part 3. T. Walker Lloyd Interview–Rolex Executive for a quarter century who helped develop the SEA-DWELLER

In this episode, Jake and Danny talk about all things Rolex.

In this episode, T. Walker Lloyd tells great stories about famous people who wore Rolex.

In this episode, T. Walker Lloyd tells the story of how the Rolex President was named.

T. Walker Lloyd worked as an executive at Rolex for almost a quarter-century. He began his career with Rolex by working as an oceanographic consultant who worked with the U.S. Navy SEALAB program on the the development of the Rolex SEA-DWELLER.

Sheldon Smith is the publisher of www.Minus4Plus6 which is a website dedicated to Rolex information and tidbits. Jake Ehrlich and Sheldon talk about all things Rolex.

Scott Carpenter is one of the greatest exploring pioneers of the twentieth century. He began his career as a Navy Test Pilot, then he was picked to be one of the NASA Original Seven Mercury Astronauts. He then went on to do pioneering ocean research with Jacques Cousteau and SEALAB. The Rolex SEA-DWELLER was developed for SEALAB and Scott Carpenter was the First Sea Dweller in the world.

John Goldberger is one of the most knowledgeable Rolex experts on earth and he owns one of the top Rolex collections in the world. His book, 100 Superlative Rolex Watches has stunning photos from his collection and from the top 5 Rolex collections in the world. In this enhanced podcast you will see the images from his book in iTunes, or on your iPod or iPhone as he discusses them.

Jeff Hess, leading Rolex expert and co-author of The Best Of Times–Rolex Wristwatches–An Unauthorized History talks in detail about his great book and shares much insight about Rolex

Learn about Rolex in space with one of the most decorated Astronauts in history, Dr. Leroy Chiao who flew as the Science Officer on 3 Space Shuttles and was the Commander of The International Space Station on Expedition 10.

Learn all about U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower's Rolex with the current owner of his watch and noted Presidential and American Historian, Raleigh DeGeer Amyx