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Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean x Tudor Black Bay: Smaller Watches Are Big Fun

Aug 8, 2022 · 16.3K views

DescriptionThe Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean "Deep Black" is the best kept secret in the Omega luxury watch collection. Tonight, Tim discusses smaller watches from Omega, Tudor watch, Audemars Piguet, and Jaeger LeCoultre. Tonight's focal point is the sensational 39.5mm Omega Planet Ocean in black ceramic (reference 215.92.40.20.0More
The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean "Deep Black" is the best kept secret in the Omega luxury watch collection. Tonight, Tim discusses smaller watches from Omega, Tudor watch, Audemars Piguet, and Jaeger LeCoultre. Tonight's focal point is the sensational 39.5mm Omega Planet Ocean in black ceramic (reference 215.92.40.20.01.001). Watch buyers and watch collectors looking for the best value AND best fit should consider a bevy of luxury watch options in smaller sizes; tonight's show is all about an exceptional Omega Seamaster and like-minded midsize luxury watch solutions. Most Omega Seamaster dive watches are large; most Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean dive watches are HUGE. The Planet Ocean collection of watches for men is dominated by cases with diameters of 43.5mm and 45.5mm. But the 39.5mm Planet Ocean "Deep Black" offers all of the diving capability in a case size that both men and women can wear. And for fans of vintage watches or traditional sizes, the black ceramic Planet Ocean 39.5 will look at home on your wrist and in your collection. Ceramic is lighter than steel and more scratch resistant than titanium, gold, or steel - all of the other case materials used in the Seamaster Professional collection. Thickness is important to modern luxury watch buyers, and the Seamaster Planet Ocean Deep Black is 14.6mm; that's far more manageable than the 16-20mm+ of the standard Seamaster Planet Ocean collection. Each Planet Ocean Deep Black includes a 120-click unidirectional r

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