Omega Ceramic watches

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Ceramic is pretty tough, I doubt that it's tarnished, you got gunk on it.
 
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Agreed with the others.. Unless you work around some very hazardous chemicals, that shouldn't be any permanent damage.

I've had my GSOTM for 3 years now and it still looks brand new.
 
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I'm flabbergasted that anyone would worry about crushing a ceramic (or SS for that matter) case at depths beyond 600M. Who in their right mind would dive beyond 600M? Generally, you can't see squat beyond 250 FEET. What do you think 600M of water is going to do to your head--let alone your watch?
 
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I wear my BSOTM almost daily, still looks as new ... but im careful about banging it against something really hard
 
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Has there ever been a 42mm or smaller cased ceramic Speedmaster? I love the various Side of the Moon iterations, but my 6.5 inch wrist can’t pull off a 44mm watch.
I got 6.5” inch too and I have to say the Apollo 8 wears pretty light and sits nicely on the wrist. Besides the A8 I wear only 40mm or 39mm watches.