I am going to buy a Planet Ocean Chrono 9300 movement.
I am getting a very good discount. My question is should I buy the black bezel POC in stainless steel or the titanium chrono model with the blue bezel? The price is $6000 for the black bezel; $7900 for the Titanium?

With this discount should I bite the bullet and get the Titanium? I liked the heftyness of the stainless steel when I tried them on, however. I have never had a big watch before. In the long run, what makes more sense?

 

I personally liked the black bezel better; but i was just wondering if the titanium is the better buy if i can get it discounted 26% as well?

 

Thanks. Truth is i had every intention of buying an orange bezel poc, but i wear a lot of dark business suits and im afraid the orange bezel is way too loud for daily wear. I like the black matte bezel with the black rubber strap a lot too. I guess i will get the black.

 

Thats the one im getting.

 

Got to be stainless, The PO is a heavy watch, it has presence, you need to feel the weight on your wrist, TI is just too light for a dive watch.



The black dial, orange 12 is the best combo' IMO. (pic off net)

 

You may have already brought the watch by the time you read this but I personally agree with whoever said to buy the one you were originally going to buy because otherwsie you will be wondering why you went for the other one. You also have to think, if the discounted watch wasnt discount would you buy it or are you buying in because its discounted?
I hope I have helped and wasn't too late! But if I am I hope my advice will help in the future!

 

Thanks, I decided on the watch I wanted without considering the discount. I am getting the black bezel chrono orange numeral 9300 cal movement. I would think we all can get a discount on any watch we choose to buy. Seems like Omegas get discounted 25%-30% fairly easily?? Even the new 9300 movement. YMMV.

 

Having just picked up the blue Ti I heartily recommend it. It's very comfy. No idea about resale. I think black is a safer buy as the blue can be polarizing. I'm a sucker for Ti and a good discount.
Congrats on your purchase!

 

Congrats on your new watch. Wear it in good health!
If you don't mind me asking, what discount did you manage to score?

 

Oh about 25% for the POC Ti. But the SS version is about $3000 cheaper, which I didn't know!
I wouldn't be comfortable with the weight of the SS version, but if you are, I think it's a much better deal (not sure Ti, Liquid Metal, gloss dial, and the color blue add up to $3K).

 

I think you did quite well getting a 25% discount