Explore the Rolex website to find other main sections or sub-pages related to 'Watchmaking' or 'Manufacture'. Identify at least two distinct topics or areas of Rolex's production process that are detailed on other pages, and provide their titles or a brief description of their content.
First, ensure the current lightbox is closed and the agent is on the main 'Watchmaking - Excellence in the making' page. Scroll down the current page to check for any additional content, links, or navigation elements that might lead to related sections. Look for a main navigation menu, typically located at the top or side of the page, to identify broader categories like 'Manufacture', 'About Rolex', 'Innovation', or similar. If a main navigation menu is found, click on a relevant link that appears to lead to more detailed information about Rolex's production or technical aspects, distinct from the current 'Watchmaking' page. If no obvious main navigation or relevant links are found on the current page, attempt to navigate to the homepage or a general 'About Us' section to find a sitemap or broader navigation options. Once on a new page related to manufacturing or watchmaking, identify and note the title of the page or a clear description of its primary content. Repeat the process to find a second distinct topic or area if the first new page doesn't offer multiple distinct sections. State the titles or brief descriptions of the two distinct topics/areas found.
The agent successfully navigates away from the initial 'Watchmaking - Excellence in the making' page. The agent identifies and navigates to at least two distinct pages or sections on the Rolex website that delve into different aspects of watchmaking, manufacturing, or Rolex's technical expertise. The agent provides the titles of these pages/sections or a brief, accurate description of their content, demonstrating that they are distinct from the 'Precision', 'Self-winding mechanism', and 'Autonomy' topics already explored.