Omega Speedmaster Orange Planet Ocean 6000M 45.5 mm O‑MEGASTEEL on Rubber Strap Watch Price and Specs

Omega Seamaster Orange Planet Ocean 6000M 45.5 mm O‑MEGASTEEL on Rubber Strap Watch cost $12,300

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The Omega Seamaster Orange Planet Ocean 6000M 45.5 mm O‑MEGASTEEL on Rubber Strap

The Omega Seamaster Orange Planet Ocean 6000M is a testament to OMEGA’s commitment to innovation and exploration. Inspired by the Five Deeps Expedition, this watch is designed to withstand the harshest conditions and perform flawlessly in the depths of the ocean.

Unparalleled Depth Rating and Durability

The Orange Planet Ocean 6000M boasts an impressive water resistance of 6,000 meters (20,000 feet), making it suitable for even the most extreme diving adventures. The robust O-MEGASTEEL case and sapphire crystal ensure durability and protection in challenging underwater environments.

Innovative Design and Materials

The watch features a distinctive design with a polished black ceramic bezel and a gradient dial that transitions from blue to black. The contrasting colors and bold design elements make the Orange Planet Ocean 6000M a visually striking timepiece. The use of Liquidmetal™ for the diving scale adds a touch of modern sophistication.

Precision and Performance

The Orange Planet Ocean 6000M is powered by the OMEGA Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8912, a movement renowned for its accuracy and reliability. This movement ensures precise timekeeping even in the most demanding conditions. The watch’s helium escape valve is essential for saturation divers, allowing helium gas to escape safely during decompression.

A Tribute to Exploration

The Orange Planet Ocean 6000M is more than just a watch; it’s a symbol of adventure and exploration. Its exceptional depth rating, durability, and innovative design make it a coveted timepiece for divers, adventurers, and watch enthusiasts alike. It’s a testament to OMEGA’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of horology and technology.

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