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Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600m Co-Axial Luxury Watch Review

Dec 16, 2014 · 13.8K views

Descriptionhttp://www.thewatchbox.com The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600m Co-Axial combines golden-era Omega dive watch style with the latest Omega-exclusive technology. It's a superb value in a package that rivals and even surpasses the best from Rolex and Breitling. Omega's 2005-present Seamaster Planet Ocean line is gracedMore
http://www.thewatchbox.com The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600m Co-Axial combines golden-era Omega dive watch style with the latest Omega-exclusive technology. It's a superb value in a package that rivals and even surpasses the best from Rolex and Breitling. Omega's 2005-present Seamaster Planet Ocean line is graced with time-tested good looks. The Bienne watchmaker takes a styling approach that fuses the best elements of the first half-dozen "Seamaster Professional" watches of the 1950s and 1960s. "Broad Arrow" hands, applied numerals, applied indexes, and the overall lines are true to the classics without stooping to outright replication. It's a look that is guaranteed to age as well as any Rolex Submariner. But Omega has bigger game in its sights: the Rolex Sea-Dweller. At 45.5mm, this Seamaster Planet Ocean is as burly as Rolex's mammoth Deepsea, but it wears more comfortably than that metal monolith. The Planet Ocean sits comfortably on the wrist thanks to smart lug design and a supple bracelet that conforms precisely to the wrist and never pulls hair. Omega's famous twin-trigger clasp permits positive closure and release with no chance of accidental deployment. The entire assembly is a joy to handle an imparts tremendous confidence. Owners can take the same satisfaction in the quality and functional excellence of the clasp's dive extension. Not only does it share the ingot-like structure of the main hinge, but it makes for easy and tool-free adjustment when weari

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