Seamaster Planet Ocean Ceragold Chronographe
232.63.46.31.01.001
| Brand : | Omega |
| Collection : | Seamaster |
| Model : | Seamaster Planet Ocean Ceragold Chronographe |
| Reference : | 232.63.46.31.01.001 |
| Complement : | Red Gold - Ceragold and Ceramic Bezel - Alligator Strap |
| On sale : | 2012 |
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Brand : Omega Collection : Seamaster Model : Seamaster Planet Ocean Ceragold Chronographe Reference : 232.63.46.31.01.001 Complement : Red Gold - Ceragold and Ceramic Bezel - Alligator Strap On sale : 2012 List Price : On request Diameter : 45.50 mm Thickness : 19.25 mm Styles : Sporty Diving Types : Self-winding Calibre : Omega Co-Axial 9301 Calibre distinction : Chronometer Côtes de Genève COSC certified Complication : Chronograph Hours and Minutes Counter Small Seconds Case material : Red gold Polished and satin-finished Case peculiarity : Unidirectional turning bezel Helium valve Engraved caseback Sapphire caseback Screwed-down caseback Screwed-down crown Pushers with polished black ceramic ring Bezel with Superluminova luminescent dot Bezel in polished black ceramic and Ceragold Shape : Round Water-resistance : 600 meters Dial : Lacquered Dial color : Black Display : Superluminova luminescent hands Indexes : Baton-type Superluminova luminescent Arabic numerals Applied Glass : Sapphire Antireflective coating Domed Strap material : Alligator leather Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Folding buckle + More characteristics : OMEGA Column wheel chronograph
Movement
54 jewels
Frequency:
28800 vibrations per hour
Power reserve: 60 hours
Co-Axial Escapement with 3 lvels
Silicon 'Si14' balance spring on OMEGA free sprung balance
NIVACHOC
2 barrels with anti-wear DLC coating mounted in series
18 Ct red gold rotor and balance bridge Geneva waves in arabesque
Blackened screws. barrels and balance wheel
Case
18 Ct red gold
Black ceramic bezel with Ceragold diving scale
Back engraved with 'Si14' and 'Ceragold'
Dial
18 Ct red gold indexes
18 Ct red gold hands
Red gold-plated central chrono seconds hand
Single 60-minute and 12-hour counter
18 Ct red gold buckle
DESCRIPTION
- OMEGA - BASELWORLD 2012
OMEGA’s Time Machines
H. G. Wells wrote his popular science fction novella, The Time Machine, in 1895. The narrator, called the Time Traveller, explains to his dinner guests that time is simply the fourth dimension and reveals that he has invented a machine that allows him to travel through time as easily as he would between two places.
A year before the book was published, a different type of time machine had been launched in Biel. While its movement through the fourth dimension was not quite as dramatic as that described in Wells’ novel, the 19-ligne calibre was clearly a step into the future. Its unprecedented ease of repair and accuracy revolutionized the Swiss watch industry. The movement was named Omega for the 24th letter of the Greek alphabet – a word that had come to represent perfection. In 1903, OMEGA offcially became the only watchmaker to be named for one of its movements.
Innovative movements have continued to be at the very heart of Omega’s watches. In 1999, we launched the frst watch equipped with a Co-Axial escapement and in 2007, our proprietary Co-Axial calibre 8500 signalled a revolution that was every bit as signifcant as the one sparked by the original Omega calibre.
This year in Basel, we are again introducing new movements. Our Co-Axial family is being extended with GMT and day/date editions. The analogue/digital calibre 5666 offers dedicated functions designed for pilots and equips the new Spacemaster Z-33.
OMEGA’s innovation extends not only to technologies but to new materials. This year in Basel, CeragoldTM will have its world premiere in a striking new Seamaster Planet Ocean.
The Time Traveller in the 19th century novel had fgured out how to navigate through time in both directions. OMEGA’s time machines only move forward but they do so with incredible accuracy, precision and style, on any of the Earth’s surfaces, deep below its oceans, high in the sky or, when the need arises, on the Moon.
- OMEGA - BASELWORLD 2012
OMEGA’s Time Machines
H. G. Wells wrote his popular science fction novella, The Time Machine, in 1895. The narrator, called the Time Traveller, explains to his dinner guests that time is simply the fourth dimension and reveals that he has invented a machine that allows him to travel through time as easily as he would between two places.
A year before the book was published, a different type of time machine had been launched in Biel. While its movement through the fourth dimension was not quite as dramatic as that described in Wells’ novel, the 19-ligne calibre was clearly a step into the future. Its unprecedented ease of repair and accuracy revolutionized the Swiss watch industry. The movement was named Omega for the 24th letter of the Greek alphabet – a word that had come to represent perfection. In 1903, OMEGA offcially became the only watchmaker to be named for one of its movements.
Innovative movements have continued to be at the very heart of Omega’s watches. In 1999, we launched the frst watch equipped with a Co-Axial escapement and in 2007, our proprietary Co-Axial calibre 8500 signalled a revolution that was every bit as signifcant as the one sparked by the original Omega calibre.
This year in Basel, we are again introducing new movements. Our Co-Axial family is being extended with GMT and day/date editions. The analogue/digital calibre 5666 offers dedicated functions designed for pilots and equips the new Spacemaster Z-33.
OMEGA’s innovation extends not only to technologies but to new materials. This year in Basel, CeragoldTM will have its world premiere in a striking new Seamaster Planet Ocean.
The Time Traveller in the 19th century novel had fgured out how to navigate through time in both directions. OMEGA’s time machines only move forward but they do so with incredible accuracy, precision and style, on any of the Earth’s surfaces, deep below its oceans, high in the sky or, when the need arises, on the Moon.
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Brand : Omega Collection : Seamaster Model : Seamaster Planet Ocean Ceragold Chronographe Reference : 232.63.46.31.01.001 Complement : Red Gold - Ceragold and Ceramic Bezel - Alligator Strap On sale : 2012 List Price : On request Diameter : 45.50 mm Thickness : 19.25 mm Styles : Sporty Diving Types : Self-winding Calibre : Omega Co-Axial 9301 Calibre distinction : Chronometer Côtes de Genève COSC certified Complication : Chronograph Hours and Minutes Counter Small Seconds Case material : Red gold Polished and satin-finished Case peculiarity : Unidirectional turning bezel Helium valve Engraved caseback Sapphire caseback Screwed-down caseback Screwed-down crown Pushers with polished black ceramic ring Bezel with Superluminova luminescent dot Bezel in polished black ceramic and Ceragold Shape : Round Water-resistance : 600 meters Dial : Lacquered Dial color : Black Display : Superluminova luminescent hands Indexes : Baton-type Superluminova luminescent Arabic numerals Applied Glass : Sapphire Antireflective coating Domed Strap material : Alligator leather Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Folding buckle More characteristics : OMEGA Column wheel chronograph
Movement
54 jewels
Frequency:
28800 vibrations per hour
Power reserve: 60 hours
Co-Axial Escapement with 3 lvels
Silicon 'Si14' balance spring on OMEGA free sprung balance
NIVACHOC
2 barrels with anti-wear DLC coating mounted in series
18 Ct red gold rotor and balance bridge Geneva waves in arabesque
Blackened screws. barrels and balance wheel
Case
18 Ct red gold
Black ceramic bezel with Ceragold diving scale
Back engraved with 'Si14' and 'Ceragold'
Dial
18 Ct red gold indexes
18 Ct red gold hands
Red gold-plated central chrono seconds hand
Single 60-minute and 12-hour counter
18 Ct red gold buckle