Planet Ocean GMT Pictures

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ctime3

·Aug 10, 2013

If you want a watch that pops the Good Planet is the one. It looks much better in person. Similar to a shiny new car. Call me odd but the bezel has a look like the Rolex GMT a little. But you definitely know you have an Omega. If I were to choose between the gray and blue I would go with the blue. Some other reviews called the watch annoying. I personally do not think so. I love my 42mm Titanium PO but if I were to choose another it would be the good planet. Off topic I am thankful for everyone's help with the size questions I have. I even looked at the 45's yesterday and they are just too darn big. The crown dug into my wrist even after taking out links. The 42 is just right.

 

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alam

·Aug 10, 2013

👍 the blue is a darn good looking watch - but must say the hour/minute hands are a bit annoying for my taste. Was the size of those tips really necessary? Or are they exaggerated on the pic? I guess they'll grow on the owner...but overall is a good looking GMT!

 

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ctime3

·Aug 10, 2013

Charlie here,
Sorry to confuse you. When I was talking about the 42mm and 45.5 sizes that was all me. I battled this for a while and I made the 42mm decision. The GMT PO is 43mm. I did not purchase that one. I just tried it on because everyone wanted pics. Have a good day and weekend.

Charlie

 

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HRC-E.B.

·Aug 16, 2013

The Omega website doesn't yet show a black / monochrome version of the PO GMT. How can we know the model number on the black one, which I prefer to the blue and orange one?

 

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ctime3

·Aug 16, 2013

H HRC-E.B.

The Omega website doesn't yet show a black / monochrome version of the PO GMT. How can we know the model number on the black one, which I prefer to the blue and orange one?

Please hold I will make a call. Charlie

 

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ctime3

·Aug 16, 2013

Ref No: 23230442201001 Retail $7,800.00 US Dollars

 

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HRC-E.B.

·Sep 3, 2013

Many thanks, Charlie!

 

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Luiz

·Sep 5, 2013

The blue one is wonderful!! So much better than the black (IMHO). For those who wear 42mm watches (I think wrists until 7.8 in) the 43mm would suit perfectly.

 

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ctime3

·Sep 6, 2013

I agree with you 100 percent. I wish the website was better. The watch pictures just do not do the watches justice. The good planet in person is awesome.

 

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FilmDave

·Sep 6, 2013

Luiz

The blue one is wonderful!! So much better than the black (IMHO). For those who wear 42mm watches (I think wrists until 7.8 in) the 43mm would suit perfectly.

Totally agree. I've got a small wrist, and previously wore a 42mm watch (and even a smaller one). I now wear the PO GMT daily, and think it looks and feels great. Fantastic watch.

 

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ctime3

·Sep 7, 2013

FilmDave

Totally agree. I've got a small wrist, and previously wore a 42mm watch (and even a smaller one). I now wear the PO GMT daily, and think it looks and feels great. Fantastic watch.

That is the big question 42mm or 45mm? I am clueless

 

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dsio

·Sep 7, 2013·Ash @ ΩF

I love the blue and orange together, its very old school 1970s Omega, I really get the feel that Omega's current product development team hold the history of the brand very dear and want to respect it in their new pieces.