2011 Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Steel Black Dial (2201.50.00)

This timepiece is in very good condition, with minor to no signs of wear. The outer box has a slight rip and few signs of wear and tear. It comes as part of a set that includes boxes (inner and outer), booklets, a white hangtag, and papers dated January 2011.

The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean (2201.50.00) is a timepiece that exudes the essence of exploration and nautical heritage, distinguishing itself from its counterparts. This exceptional timepiece seamlessly harmonizes style and refinement, epitomizing a fusion of elegance and sophistication.

Its 42mm case is crafted from stainless steel while the bezel presents a black ceramic insert, providing durability and resistance to scratches and ensuring a timeless appearance. The black dial is adorned with luminescent Arabic numerals, hour markers, and bald hands. Skillfully placed at three o'clock, a window date adds practicality. With an impressive water resistance of 600 meters, this timepiece is the perfect companion for professional water-related activities.
 

The timepiece's sleek and stylish design is heightened by its steel bracelet, adding a touch of personality. Its steel folding branded clasp boasts durability and security and enhances the aesthetic that exudes sophistication.
 

Powered by the remarkable 2500 automatic movement, it delivers unparalleled precision and reliability. With a power reserve of up to 48 hours, it effortlessly keeps pace on any adventure. Besides, the solid back case is engraved with the emblem of the Seamaster hippocampus. 

The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean epitomizes the perfect blend of style and functionality. Its spirit of exploration and exceptional craftsmanship captivates collectors and enthusiasts.

Don't miss out on the chance to add this unique piece to your collection. Place your bid today!

This timepiece is in very good condition, with minor to no signs of wear. The outer box has a slight rip and few signs of wear and tear. It comes as part of a set that includes boxes (inner and outer), booklets, a white hangtag, and papers dated January 2011.