Seamaster Planet Ocean
2901.51.82
| Brand : | Omega |
| Collection : | Seamaster |
| Model : | Seamaster Planet Ocean |
| Reference : | 2901.51.82 |
| Complement : | Steel - Rubber Bracelet |
| Year : | 2010 |
| Is not commercialised any more | |
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Brand : Omega Collection : Seamaster Model : Seamaster Planet Ocean Reference : 2901.51.82 Complement : Steel - Rubber Bracelet Year : 2010 Is not commercialised any more List Price : 3 200 € Diameter : 42 mm Styles : Diving Types : Self-winding Calibre : Omega 2500 Calibre distinction : Chronometer COSC certified Case material : Steel Case peculiarity : Unidirectional turning bezel Screwed-down crown Helium valve Shape : Round Water-resistance : 1000 meters Dial color : Black Display : Luminescent hands Indexes : Baton-type Luminescent Arabic numerals Glass : Domed Sapphire Strap material : Rubber Strap color : Black + More characteristics : Movement
Co-Axial escapement movement with rhodium-plated finish
Power reserve: 48 hours
Case
Water resistance : 600 m
DESCRIPTION
- Seamaster Planet Ocean
With its rugged and functional styling, the Planet Ocean was one of the most spoken about watches of 2005.
For all the technological advances, the Planet Ocean range is a Seamaster through and through. We are reminded of its origins by the Seamaster’s traditional Seahorse emblem on the screw-down back, the fluted bezel and strong use of contrasting colours on the dial. The Seamaster family is a core range of Omega’s watchmaking heritage and the sportiest member of the 1950’s trio, which also includes the classic Railmaster and the Speedmaster, the first and only watch worn on the moon. All three share design features such as the distinct case design, the curved horns and contrasting polished and brushed surfaces.
Beyond the requisites of a professional diver’s watch (300 metres/1000 feet) this model is water resistant to 600 metres/2000 feet. Other features that distinguish this as a professional diver’s instrument are the screw-in crown and screw-down case back, the helium escape valve, the fluted uni-directional rotating bezel featuring a luminous dot and the highly visible hands on the dial.
Positioned at 10 o’clock and embossed with the chemical symbol for helium “He”, the helium escape valve allows any atoms of this gas to escape during decompression. This is a vital function when using a diving bell, as minuscule helium atoms are able to penetrate the case and could damage the watch when expansion occurs during decompression. The chronograph push-buttons, made of steel and decorated with a coloured aluminium ring, are functional to 600 metres/2000 feet while the domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal has received an anti-reflective treatment on both sides for optimum clarity.
The matt black dial offers excellent contrast thanks to applied luminous hour markers and the use of Arabic numerals in either white or orange at 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock. The facetted rhodium-plated arrowhead hour and minute hands have SuperLuminova inserts and a highly visible orange tip further enhances the luminous arrowhead seconds hand. Along with the luminous dot on the bezel, the high visibility of the markers and hands are invaluable for measuring precise dive times, even when descending to the darkest depths of the ocean.
The Calibre 2500 high-quality self-winding mechanical movement with a power reserve of 48 hours drives the Planet Ocean. The Co-Axial escapement, proprietary Omega technology, considerably reduces friction in the heart of the watch mechanism and offers improved long-term reliability and accuracy. A free-sprung balance further improves this COSC-certified chronometer.
- Seamaster Planet Ocean
With its rugged and functional styling, the Planet Ocean was one of the most spoken about watches of 2005.
For all the technological advances, the Planet Ocean range is a Seamaster through and through. We are reminded of its origins by the Seamaster’s traditional Seahorse emblem on the screw-down back, the fluted bezel and strong use of contrasting colours on the dial. The Seamaster family is a core range of Omega’s watchmaking heritage and the sportiest member of the 1950’s trio, which also includes the classic Railmaster and the Speedmaster, the first and only watch worn on the moon. All three share design features such as the distinct case design, the curved horns and contrasting polished and brushed surfaces.
Beyond the requisites of a professional diver’s watch (300 metres/1000 feet) this model is water resistant to 600 metres/2000 feet. Other features that distinguish this as a professional diver’s instrument are the screw-in crown and screw-down case back, the helium escape valve, the fluted uni-directional rotating bezel featuring a luminous dot and the highly visible hands on the dial.
Positioned at 10 o’clock and embossed with the chemical symbol for helium “He”, the helium escape valve allows any atoms of this gas to escape during decompression. This is a vital function when using a diving bell, as minuscule helium atoms are able to penetrate the case and could damage the watch when expansion occurs during decompression. The chronograph push-buttons, made of steel and decorated with a coloured aluminium ring, are functional to 600 metres/2000 feet while the domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal has received an anti-reflective treatment on both sides for optimum clarity.
The matt black dial offers excellent contrast thanks to applied luminous hour markers and the use of Arabic numerals in either white or orange at 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock. The facetted rhodium-plated arrowhead hour and minute hands have SuperLuminova inserts and a highly visible orange tip further enhances the luminous arrowhead seconds hand. Along with the luminous dot on the bezel, the high visibility of the markers and hands are invaluable for measuring precise dive times, even when descending to the darkest depths of the ocean.
The Calibre 2500 high-quality self-winding mechanical movement with a power reserve of 48 hours drives the Planet Ocean. The Co-Axial escapement, proprietary Omega technology, considerably reduces friction in the heart of the watch mechanism and offers improved long-term reliability and accuracy. A free-sprung balance further improves this COSC-certified chronometer.
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Brand : Omega Collection : Seamaster Model : Seamaster Planet Ocean Reference : 2901.51.82 Complement : Steel - Rubber Bracelet Year : 2010 Is not commercialised any more List Price : 3 200 € Diameter : 42 mm Styles : Diving Types : Self-winding Calibre : Omega 2500 Calibre distinction : Chronometer COSC certified Case material : Steel Case peculiarity : Unidirectional turning bezel Screwed-down crown Helium valve Shape : Round Water-resistance : 1000 meters Dial color : Black Display : Luminescent hands Indexes : Baton-type Luminescent Arabic numerals Glass : Domed Sapphire Strap material : Rubber Strap color : Black More characteristics : Movement
Co-Axial escapement movement with rhodium-plated finish
Power reserve: 48 hours
Case
Water resistance : 600 m