2017 Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M Omega Co-Axial 42mm Steel Black Dial (232.32.42.21.01.003)

This timepiece is in good condition, with minor signs of wear. It comes as part of a set that includes boxes (inner and outer) an additional OEM rubber strap (black) with deployant buckle some stitching coming out, booklets, a pictogram card, and papers dated June 22nd, 2017.

The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean is an exceptional timepiece that seamlessly blends style and functionality. With its robust construction, water resistance, and precise Co-Axial movement, this watch is the perfect companion for any adventure, be it on land or underwater.

Its 42mm case showcases a harmonious balance between a bold presence and a refined aesthetic. The ceramic uni-directional rotating bezel is equipped with a 60 minutes graduation. Positioned at 3 o'clock, the date display enhances its practicality. With a water resistance of up to 600 meters, it is suited for water-related endeavors.

Equipped with a comfortable rubber strap that is complemented by a steel pin buckle, ensuring a seamless fit for the wearer's comfort and confidence.

It houses Omega 8500 movement, boasting a power reserve of up to 60 hours. offering reliable and precise timekeeping for extended periods. Its transparent case back grants a captivating view of the intricate inner workings, allowing enthusiasts to marvel at the craftsmanship that lies beneath the surface.

The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean stands as a testament to Omega's commitment to exceed in both design and craftsmanship. With its timeless elegance and robust build, this remarkable timepiece is not only a reliable companion for adventurers but also a symbol of style and sophistication.

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This timepiece is in good condition, with minor signs of wear. It comes as part of a set that includes boxes (inner and outer) an additional OEM rubber strap (black) with deployant buckle some stitching coming out, booklets, a pictogram card, and papers dated June 22nd, 2017.