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Omega Planet Ocean Seamaster Ultimate Guide
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In this video we talk all about the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean collection. Click here to shop our full selection of Omega Planet Ocean watches: https://www.bobswatches.com/omega/planet-ocean-1.html
Click here to learn more about the complete history and evolution of the Omega Planet Ocean: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-blog/resources/history-omega-seamaster-planet-ocean.html
Officially classified as a sub-collection within the greater Seamaster lineup, the Omega Planet Ocean doubles the depth rating of the standard Seamaster Diver, offering users 600 meters of water resistance and occupying the position of Omega’s most dive-worthy line of timepieces.
Omega first launched the Planet Ocean in 2005, and in the years since its initial release, the collection has significantly expanded, becoming one of Omega’s most popular lines of timepieces. While the Planet Ocean features a number of design elements that draw inspiration from vintage Seamaster models, it is a throughout modern timepiece, both inside and out.
The Omega Planet Ocean is a more robust and capable version of the classic Seamaster Diver. Both watches feature screw-down crowns and a manually operated helium escape valve on the side of the case at the 10 o’clock location. However, while both models are highly-capable professional dive watches, everything about the Omega Planet Ocean is geared more for underwater use.
Compared to the Seamaster Diver, the case of the Planet Ocean is significantly thicker - a
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