SRS Newswire || Apr 21, 2010 - SRS officers attending World Climate Conference in Cochabamba, Bolivia
Dr. Spence presented with Limited Edition Charmex watch.
May 02, 2010 - On April 31, 2010, Montres Charmex SA of Switzerland presented Sea Research Society's president, Dr. E. Lee Spence with one of their limited edition CX Swiss Military Watches. This model watch is already world famous as in 2009 it more than doubled the old record (held by Rolex) for the deepest diving capability of any watch as certified by the Guinness Book of World's Records. The watch has an incredible water resistance of 20’000 feet or 6’000 meters.
The presentation was made at the International Diving Institute in Charleston, South Carolina, by Christoph R. Malzl, President, Charmex North America, who flew in from Springville, Utah, to make the presentation. Dr. Spence is also Executive Vice President of the International Diving Institute.
Only 1000 of these watches will ever be made. Mr. Malzl said that Dr. Spence was awarded the watch in honor of his lifetime of discoveries, but especially for his having discovered another technological marvel, the Civil War submarine Hunley.
View photos at http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=173329&id=230314360676
SRS officers attending World Climate Conference in Cochabamba, Bolivia
Apr 21, 2010 - Dr. E. Lee Spence, SRS Pres.; Veli Albert Kallio (of Finland) SRS VP-Environmental Affairs; and Jim McNeill (of UK) SRS VP-Arctic Expeditions are in Cochabamba, Bolivia for the World Climate Conference and will be presenting two panel discussions focusing in part on sunken civilizations.
Sea Research Society Patches are ready
Mar 05, 2010 - Great news. The embroidered patches are ready for Sea Research Society's members. The patches are 3" in diameter and are iron-on. They can be ordered through the Society's store.
We hope everyone will take the time to order one and thus support the Society's expeditions. Thank you.
Lee
Our Facebook Group
Mar 05, 2010 - That's right, the Sea Research Society has a Facebook group and we would like you to join us! We currently have over 5500 members and encourage everyone to actively participate in the group. Regardless of your interest in the Sea Research Society, as a diver, researchers, biologist, historian, or enthusiast, we have a place for you.
New Website - Work In Progress
Sep 07, 2009 - We would like to welcome everybody to our website. We've worked hard to provide a number of updated features that should make it easier than ever to work with the Society and stay on top of Society happenings. One thing we would like our visitors to understand is that the site is a work in progress and all of the content and features aren't complete yet. Please, bear with us. Of course, we encourage active feedback and would like visitors and members to contact us with suggestions on how we can make the website increasingly more powerful and easy to use.
