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

Watchuwant is now WatchBox! Subscribe to our channels for the best luxury watch content. Omega Seamaster is a name that commands respect from fans of luxury dive watches. Since 1957, the Seamaster has held the line against its eternal rival from Geneva, the Rolex Submariner, but the latest generation of Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean packs the tech and taste to gain a jump on the stolid "Sub." Omega opens its volley with equal measures of class and mass; the 45.5mm stainless steel case features a full-bodied presence that surpasses the comparatively dainty Submariner's 40mm span. Enthusiasts with large wrists or Hublot-era standards of case size will find the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean the perfect go-to when the mantra is "go-big or go home." More than a big fella, the Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M Co-Axial is a sophisticated companion that offers its owner the advantages of Swatch Group's formidable materials science labs. A ceramic unidirectional diving bezel laughs at the kind of physical insults that used to generate Swiss landfill in the era of metal bezel inserts. Remember that "weathered bezel" look that left every vintage dive watch looking like a flea market refugee? Forget it, because ceramic matches the scratch resistance of a sapphire crystal, and only diamond can reliably scratch this kiln-fired metallic hybrid. Inside its burly ferrous carapace, the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M benefits from the refinement of Omega's exclusive in-house caliber 8500 co-a