Ultra Deep help

BlackTalon

Nor sure what watch doesn't get a bit boring over time if it is worn regularly. If it's only for occasional wear, pick what speaks to you. For me, it's the first one

BlackTalon

Nor sure what watch doesn't get a bit boring over time if it is worn regularly. If it's only for occasional wear, pick what speaks to you. For me, it's the first one

Foo2rama

Oh you need ultra deep depth ratings? What’s your use case to need the ultra deep which you already think is too thick?

Evitzee

No one needs an Ultra Deep watch, no one. It's all based on image and style. If you feel it's too thick why are you considering it?

Annapolis

As you might have gathered already, probably not too much love for these out there---they're gimmicky. When they were released I assumed they were meant as a brand flex: watches meant to perpetuate the decreasingly interesting/relevant p!ssing contest with Rolex over depth-ratings, but (as ungainly, tacky, and silly-looking as they are, with a 56mm lug-to-lug?--I might be wrong on that), not watches anyone with a typical-size wrist would ever actually buy to wear.

It sounds like I'm dumping all over them, and I guess I am (and that shouldn't matter to anyone else but me--it's just my opinion, after all), but I'll admit the titanium one is not bad-looking conceptually---if they executed the same Ti watch in normal proportions (like 39 or 42mm with SMP thickness), I'd be drawn to it.

The one with the ocean surface on the dial... I just can't. To my mind, it's a step away from a Corum gold coin dial. But, then, while I like consistently-textured dials (including several Omegas and a lot of Grand Seikos), I'm not a big fan of character/image dials generally. (No Snoopies or Kermits, please.) So I guess I'm not the target demo for such a thing, and that's fine.

All to say, if I had to choose, it'd be the titanium one, no question. As for getting boring, well, it's a time-only dive watch. But I think I'd be less worried about getting bored and more worried about getting annoyed by people constantly saying "holy crap, that watch is like a hubcap!" 😀

BlackTalon

Nor sure what watch doesn't get a bit boring over time if it is worn regularly. If it's only for occasional wear, pick what speaks to you. For me, it's the first one

D DoricSpiker

The steel Ultra deeps are 51.90mm

lug to lug. That’s not bad at all. I wear mine as often as any other watch in my collection and it’s a lot more scratch resistant than my other steel watches.
Where you notice the size of it is the thickness, not the length. Once you get used to that you are golden. It’s a good looking watch hence why the new planet ocean line looks similar.
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borre

I wear this daily.
You get used to the size very quickly. I have a 17cm wrist and as you can see it's still possible to wear on a normal sized wrist.
The Omegasteel is more scratch resistant than my other watches.

cerberus63

For me, I went with the Summer Blue. The O-MEGASTEEL is whiter in color and is supposedly harder as others have said. The titanium model has no bracelet and just the nato style strap. I am not a fan of the lugs. I also picked up the new Planet Ocean. As a fan of larger watches, I love both of them. My wrist size is just a shade under 7" and I think both wear fine.

Omega_James

Absolutely love my Ultra Deep, it's as small as I would ever go in case diameter else would look small to me. It is not really that tall either, no more so than my Breitlings. They are all beautiful watches for different tastes.