The New Omega Ploprof, Ultra Deep, And Planet Ocean Seamasters In Summer Blue

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Robert-Jan

·Jun 27, 2023·#SpeedyTuesday

For the 75th anniversary of the Seamaster collection, Omega also decided to reintroduce the Ploprof (1200M) in a size that is close to the original from the 1970s. In addition, we find a new dial color for the Planet Ocean 600M and Ultra Deep. These three watches are Omega’s finest when it comes to water […]

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dsio

·Jun 27, 2023·Ash @ ΩF

The new PloProf is the star of the show imo, steel is back, and it has a monoblock case like the original PloProf 600 now. Also an ISOfrane style strap.

Very cool. Images are by Fratellowatches

 

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Dsloan

·Jun 27, 2023

I really like this version quite a lot. The new price tag ($14K+ on a rubber strap!) though makes this unrealistic for me, however.

 

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Evitzee

·Jun 27, 2023

It's a sharp looking version, but $14,300 on a rubber strap is pretty steep. For dedicated fans only.

 

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kkqd1337

·Jun 27, 2023

its not for me. but at least its saying something.

 

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Alex_TA

·Jun 27, 2023

Blue on blue? Not the best visibility.

 

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NGO1

·Jun 27, 2023

A smaller Ploprof!!!
Thank you Jesus!!!

 

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pdxleaf

·Jun 27, 2023·^._.^,,‐----,-,'

dsio

The new PloProf is the star of the show imo, steel is back, and it has a monoblock case like the original PloProf 600 now. Also an ISOfrane style strap.

Very cool. Images are by Fratellowatches

That thing looks amazing on the wrist shots. If I lived someplace warm and near the beach like Australia, that'd be the one.

Edit: they do look better on the wrist

Edited: Jun 27, 2023

 

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STANDY

·Jun 27, 2023·schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collector

UV on the Ultra Deep is kinda fun

 

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SpeedyPhill

·Jun 27, 2023

"Easter egg" lume dial is nice, but that dive had been done before: deepest point in Earth's oceans = Mariana trench in the western Pacific Ocean
1960, January 23 : bathyscaphe "Trieste" with Jacques Piccard and US Navy Lt Don Walsh ( ROLEX Submariner attached to the outside )
2020, June 6 : DSV "Limiting Factor" with Victor Vescovo and Kathryn Sullivan ( OMEGA attached to the outside )
(Photo: Omega)
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dsio

·Jun 27, 2023·Ash @ ΩF

Yes Phil, we know

 

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SpeedyPhill

·Jun 27, 2023

dsio

Yes Phil, we know

Sorry, but it must be the science & history geek 😟 in me

 

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STANDY

·Jun 27, 2023·schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collector

SpeedyPhill

Sorry, but it must be the science & history geek 😟 in me

But was it really a Sub,,,,the crystal on that 1960 Rolex was more like a crystal ball

 

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spacemission

·Jun 27, 2023

I like the sea king.

 

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Caliber561

·Jun 27, 2023

Ploprof is insanely expensive considering it only comes on a rubber strap. Did they hike the price to compensate for the money they lost on the fake $3 million Speedmaster? Or is information in Switzerland becoming hyper?

Also, still no real update to the Planet Ocean. What a missed opportunity...

 

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OmegaBHR

·Jun 27, 2023

Ploprof dimensions really look good especially the height,

75th - 15.5mm
Discontinued steel - 17.5mm
Titanium - 18.3mm

 

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riimar

·Jun 28, 2023

SpeedyPhill

"Easter egg" lume dial is nice, but that dive had been done before: deepest point in Earth's oceans = Mariana trench in the western Pacific Ocean
1960, January 23 : bathyscaphe "Trieste" with Jacques Piccard and US Navy Lt Don Walsh ( ROLEX Submariner attached to the outside )
2020, June 6 : DSV "Limiting Factor" with Victor Vescovo and Kathryn Sullivan ( OMEGA attached to the outside )
(Photo: Omega)
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The more obvious question, why did they only go to 10935 meters when the bottom is 11034meters?

 

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SpeedyPhill

·Jun 28, 2023

riimar

The more obvious question, why did they only go to 10935 meters when the bottom is 11034meters?

Maybe the trench gets too narrow at those depths ?

 

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dsio

·Jun 28, 2023·Ash @ ΩF

O OmegaBHR

Ploprof dimensions really look good especially the height,

75th - 15.5mm
Discontinued steel - 17.5mm
Titanium - 18.3mm

It’s a remarkably comfortable watch, superior to the Planet Ocean 42mm and about equal to the SMP 300M which is remarkable for such an odd shaped design.

 

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Difeer

·Jun 28, 2023

Looking forward to seeing it in person!