Omega Planet Ocean 6000M Co Axial Master Chronometer 45.5mm Blue Dial Black Rubber Strap Watch for Men - 21532462103001
Omega Planet Ocean 6000M Co Axial Master Chronometer 45.5mm Blue Dial Black Rubber Strap Watch for Men - 21532462103001
As part of the Five Deeps Expedition in 2019, the Ultra Deep made history when it reached the deepest place on Earth. Following that World Record dive, the game-changing watch has now been adapted for a unique collection available to the public. Tested in real ocean conditions during its development, the design is water-resistant to 6,000 metres (20,000 ft.) and meets the ISO 6425:2018 standard for saturation divers’ watches.
This 45.5 mm model in robust O-MEGASTEEL features a polished black ceramic bezel with its diving scale in Liquidmetal™. Through the protuberant and domed sapphire crystal, the lacquered gradient dial transitions from blue to black, and has been given 18K white gold hands and hour markers, which are all coated with white Super-LumiNova.
The watch is set on a rubber strap with cyan lining and an O-MEGASTEEL buckle, while on the caseback's Grade 5 titanium medallion, there is a laser-engraved Sonar emblem with the iconic OMEGA Seahorse at its centre. Inside, the watch is driven by the OMEGA Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8912.
- Total product weight (approx.): 170 g
- Between lugs: 22 mm
- Lug‑to‑lug: 51.9 mm
- Thickness: 18.1 mm
- Case: O‑MEGASTEEL
- Case diameter: 45.5 mm
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Water resistance: 600 bar (6000 metres / 20000 feet)
THE ADVANTAGES
OF THIS WATCH
PROFESSIONAL DIVING
CERTIFIED AS A DIVERS’ WATCH FOR SATURATION DIVING
To guarantee the Ultra Deep’s ability as a divers’ watch for saturation diving, the timepiece has been tested to meet the ISO 6425:2018 standard. Nine tests are performed and include examinations for Visibility, Magnetic-Resistance, Temperature Cycling, Salt Spray, Shock-Resistance, Water-Resistance, Free-Fall Shock, Resistance of Attachments, and Saturation Diving. METAS certifies that the watch has been tested in conformity with the required criteria.