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It Changes EVERYTHING...! Here's the All-New Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 4th-Generation
Description@OMEGA #omegawatches #seamaster #planetocean #monochromewatches #divewatch As the longest-running collection of Omega, the Seamaster has all the credentials to be called emblematic. While the model debuted in 1948, it’s mostly the launch in 1957 of the Seamaster 300 that gave the collection its true diving edge. But More
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As the longest-running collection of Omega, the Seamaster has all the credentials to be called emblematic. While the model debuted in 1948, it’s mostly the launch in 1957 of the Seamaster 300 that gave the collection its true diving edge. But we have to keep in mind that there’s more than one Seamaster. The name encapsulates several sub-collections, such as the Aqua Terra, the Ploprof or the most iconic of them all, the one that made it to Bond’s wrist, the Seamaster Diver 300M.
And at the top of the range, there’s the Planet Ocean 600m, the brand’s technological flagship, created in 2005 and characterised, amongst multiple elements, by its orange bezel. After a second-gen in 2011 and a third-gen in 2016, the collection that celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, enters its fourth generation. And the new Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean isn’t a soft mid-life facelift, but a rather drastic change of design. Angular case, no more HEV, no-date display, new bracelet… The 4th Gen PO is nothing you’ve seen before.
Here's our review of the brand new 4th-Generation Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600m dive watch, with everything you need to know, all the updates, all the changes...
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00:00 Intro
00:11 History of the PO
00:56 Evolution of the PO
01:42 4th-Gen Planet Ocean
01:52 An all-new design
02:30 No more HEV
03:00 Sharper shape
03:32 Classic PO Dial
04:05 Calibre 8912
04:30 Bracelet and
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