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·This one is a superb Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean in stainless steel, on the steel Planet Ocean 1581/953 bracelet with dive extension, in over-all excellent condition.
The watch comes with the wooden inner box, outer box, hang tag, the Operating Instructions booklet, and the three cards: Pictographs, Chronometer Certificate, and International Warranty dated 17 March, 2010, by Zerbe’s Jewelers, then one of the Omega ADs in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
The model number on the Chronometer Certificate card is 2910.51.82, which is this watch, but fitted with the leather strap, which is not present. This watch’s reference, with the bracelet in place of the leather strap, is 2210.51.00. The MSRP on the watch with the strap is $5800, and with the bracelet the MSRP is $7200 . . .
The black dial, domed crystal, hands and bezel insert are all excellent.
The description of the Co-Axial movement from the Omega web site:
Caliber: Omega 3313
Self-winding chronograph movement with column wheel mechanism and Co-Axial Escapement for greater precision, stability and durability of the movement. Free sprung balance, with date, hour, minute and continuous small seconds hands, central chronograph hand.
Power reserve: 52 hours
![POChronoC.JPG POChronoC.JPG](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/31/31824-d9556c5825db18c6b2f7b2e009186533.jpg?hash=2VVsWCXbGM)
The watch is keeping excellent time, the quick-set date at 4:30 works as it should, and all the chronograph functions are working perfectly, and zeroing out as they should . . .
There are minor signs of wear on the bracelet, and you can see marks inside the lugs where the strap was swapped out for the bracelet, but over-all this is a gorgeous watch that’s ready to wear . . .
![POChronoD.JPG POChronoD.JPG](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/31/31825-2b908d28da31fff5d42c66e4c76eca45.jpg?hash=K5CNKNox__)
$3800, plus actual carriage.
![POChronoA.JPG POChronoA.JPG](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/31/31822-5fbb020c13c868381346283d7015f12a.jpg?hash=X7sCDBPIaD)
The watch comes with the wooden inner box, outer box, hang tag, the Operating Instructions booklet, and the three cards: Pictographs, Chronometer Certificate, and International Warranty dated 17 March, 2010, by Zerbe’s Jewelers, then one of the Omega ADs in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
The model number on the Chronometer Certificate card is 2910.51.82, which is this watch, but fitted with the leather strap, which is not present. This watch’s reference, with the bracelet in place of the leather strap, is 2210.51.00. The MSRP on the watch with the strap is $5800, and with the bracelet the MSRP is $7200 . . .
![POChronoB.JPG POChronoB.JPG](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/31/31823-390d7fc3e5a7aa86691ceae10aaf13d1.jpg?hash=OQ1_w-Wnqo)
The black dial, domed crystal, hands and bezel insert are all excellent.
The description of the Co-Axial movement from the Omega web site:
Caliber: Omega 3313
Self-winding chronograph movement with column wheel mechanism and Co-Axial Escapement for greater precision, stability and durability of the movement. Free sprung balance, with date, hour, minute and continuous small seconds hands, central chronograph hand.
Power reserve: 52 hours
![POChronoC.JPG POChronoC.JPG](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/31/31824-d9556c5825db18c6b2f7b2e009186533.jpg?hash=2VVsWCXbGM)
The watch is keeping excellent time, the quick-set date at 4:30 works as it should, and all the chronograph functions are working perfectly, and zeroing out as they should . . .
There are minor signs of wear on the bracelet, and you can see marks inside the lugs where the strap was swapped out for the bracelet, but over-all this is a gorgeous watch that’s ready to wear . . .
![POChronoD.JPG POChronoD.JPG](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/31/31825-2b908d28da31fff5d42c66e4c76eca45.jpg?hash=K5CNKNox__)
$3800, plus actual carriage.