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Okay, finally we get to the last one: a commemorative Rolex given to Raymond Lambert, who was also link on the Swiss expedition with Dyhrenfurth in 1952. In fact, Lambert, along with Norgay, were the two link who reached the highest-recorded point at the time when they attempted to, but ultimately fell just short of summiting Everest. No doubt, they established a route to the top for the British expedition the next link year.

The second watch is a Rolex Day-Date with a red dial and link an iced-out bracelet with a diamond-encrusted bezel the epitome of link aftermarket customization. This is the watch Sandler wears in the film's poster. It was actually loaned to the production by a jewelry-store owner in the Diamond District. In fact this generous proprietor loaned roughly 15 iced-out link Rolexes to test for Sandler's character.