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I had been debating between the 2500 and the 8500 in 42mm, but ultimately . I had been debating between the 2500 and the 8500 in 42mm, but ultimately opted for the 8500 because of 1. the movement revisions 2. the bracelet adjustments by screws vs pin and collar and 3. the applied numerals at 12, 9 and 6.The 42mm version of the first generation Planet Ocean doesn’t approach this level of thickness at 14.5mm-thick, but the 45.5mm model is a hefty 17mm-thick. To compare, a 41mm-wide Seamaster Professional at the time would have been about 12mm-thick.The OMEGA Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M is water resistant to 600 metres / 2000 feet / 60 bar, and has a helium-escape valve. The OMEGA Co-Axial calibre 8500 at the heart of this certified chronometer timepiece can be seen through the transparent caseback.

Possibly the single most desired Planet Ocean, this is a transitional 42mm model that was limited to 1,948 pieces and while it debuted the Liquidmetal ceramic bezel, it ran on the outgoing caliber 2500 movement which kept the watch at 14.2mm-thick, which is slimmer than the later caliber 8500 Planet Ocean’s 15.7mm. I've been getting the itch lately for a new watch and have been looking at this model of PO (the 232.90.42.21.03.001), it's the 42mm titanium version with the 8500 movement.

THE SEAMASTER PLANET OCEAN 600M COLLECTION. The Seamaster Planet Ocean has paid homage to OMEGA’s ocean heritage since 2005. Today, the collection stands at the forefront of watchmaking excellence with Master Chronometer certification, innovative design and the most state-of-the-art materials.Available through the OMEGA online shop, the Planet Ocean comes in 37.5mm, 39.5mm or 43.5mm sizes, as well as larger 45.5mm chronograph versions, while the material choices include stainless steel, 18K gold, titanium and even ceramic watches. There are some very spot-on observations in this thread that I agree with, after having owned my steel PO 8500 for 4 or 5 months. As Cedargrove said: Proportions - the 45.5mm just looks better to me in terms of thickness to diameter ratio. Size 42mm vs 45,5mm: I really had a hard time at first in making a choice between the 42mm and the 45,5mm models, so I decided to give my overall input on this as well. I actually already "made up my mind" for the 42mm one when I was going to the store, but eventually I ended up with the 45,5mm version and personally I am glad that I did.

I had been debating between the 2500 and the 8500 in 42mm, but ultimately opted for the 8500 because of 1. the movement revisions 2. the bracelet adjustments by screws vs pin and collar and 3. the applied numerals at 12, 9 and 6.The 42mm version of the first generation Planet Ocean doesn’t approach this level of thickness at 14.5mm-thick, but the 45.5mm model is a hefty 17mm-thick. To compare, a 41mm-wide Seamaster Professional at the time would have been about 12mm-thick.The OMEGA Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M is water resistant to 600 metres / 2000 feet / 60 bar, and has a helium-escape valve. The OMEGA Co-Axial calibre 8500 at the heart of this certified chronometer timepiece can be seen through the transparent caseback.Possibly the single most desired Planet Ocean, this is a transitional 42mm model that was limited to 1,948 pieces and while it debuted the Liquidmetal ceramic bezel, it ran on the outgoing caliber 2500 movement which kept the watch at 14.2mm-thick, which is slimmer than the later caliber 8500 Planet Ocean’s 15.7mm.

I've been getting the itch lately for a new watch and have been looking at this model of PO (the 232.90.42.21.03.001), it's the 42mm titanium version with the 8500 movement.

I had a 45.5mm 8500 prior and a 42mm 2500 before. I really like the design language of the Planet Ocean with the large 12, 6, 9 numerals. The 8500 is the perfect balance for me as I like the more modern tech a d ceramic bezel and .THE SEAMASTER PLANET OCEAN 600M COLLECTION. The Seamaster Planet Ocean has paid homage to OMEGA’s ocean heritage since 2005. Today, the collection stands at the forefront of watchmaking excellence with Master Chronometer certification, innovative design and the most state-of-the-art materials.Available through the OMEGA online shop, the Planet Ocean comes in 37.5mm, 39.5mm or 43.5mm sizes, as well as larger 45.5mm chronograph versions, while the material choices include stainless steel, 18K gold, titanium and even ceramic watches. There are some very spot-on observations in this thread that I agree with, after having owned my steel PO 8500 for 4 or 5 months. As Cedargrove said: Proportions - the 45.5mm just looks better to me in terms of thickness to diameter ratio.

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