Professional diver Frank Huyghe created RALF TECH in 1996 but it wasn’t ‘til 2003 that he became obsessed with building dive watches. And his obsession evolved into a very specific goal: to build a watch that could match the extraordinary performance of the world’s deepest scuba diver and accompany him in his quest to reach a world record depth. And on July 5, 2005, Pascal Bernabé, wearing the Ralf Tech WR1 set the new world record, reaching a depth of 1,083 feet (330m) off the cost of Propriano, Corsica, France in the Mediterranean Sea.
Professional diver Frank Huyghe created RALF TECH in 1996 but it wasn’t ‘til 2003 that he became obsessed with building dive watches. And his obsession evolved into a very specific goal: to build a watch that could match the extraordinary performance of the world’s deepest scuba diver and accompany him in his quest to reach a world record depth. And on July 5, 2005, Pascal Bernabé, wearing the Ralf Tech WR1 set the new world record, reaching a depth of 1,083 feet (330m) off the cost of Propriano, Corsica, France in the Mediterranean Sea.
