Its a $4,000 watch in used condition, even a walk in watch dealer would do better than $1325 (not much, but a bit)
Not quite that high here in the US - maybe $1800 to $2300? Some of the other guys can give more accurate assessments on modern dive watches than me though.
That reference isn't the older Planet Ocean 2500, its the new Planet Ocean 8500 with displayback and in-house movement, the 2500s are 1800-2300 but 8500s are in really high demand and staying 4k+ at present This is the watch: http://www.omegawatches.com/gents/seamaster/planet-ocean/23230422101002
The picture in the first post, and the model reference are not of the same watch, the picture is a PO 2500, the reference is a PO 8500
I agree that more pictures are needed. In the only picture shown the case looks to small. $1325 for a SMP in decent condition would be a good price so I am suspicious. http://www.omegawatches.com/gents/seamaster/planet-ocean/22095000
Likely my error in looking at the current offering and picking the one best matching. I assigned the model number not the seller. Sorry for the confusion. So it is a 2209.50? How is the price for that? Here are a couple of more photos, I'm not certain they add a lot:
It is listed as 42mm so I believe that makes it a 2209. I'm having a hard time keeping them straight.
Thanks, those were my thoughts. Seems like I should jump if it is in good shape as the owner says. I get to look before I leap however, I hope if he is available.