Planet Ocean watch 45.5mm Master Chronometer

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As part of the 2019 “Five Ocean Deep Adventure” plan, the Omega Ultra Deep watch once dived to the deepest part of the Mariana Trench, setting a world record for watch deep diving and creating a milestone legend. Nowadays, Omega continues to keep pace with the times and develop this disruptive professional diving watch into a new watch that can be sold to the public. During the product development process, Omega tested this watch in a real marine environment. It is waterproof to a depth of up to 6,000 meters (20,000 feet) and passed the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 6425:2018 certification for saturation diving watches. , as well as the Master Chronometer Certification approved by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS⁠).

The case of this watch is 45.5 mm. The case and bracelet are made of O-MEGASTEEL stainless steel alloy developed by Omega, which is strong and durable. The unusual dial design pays homage to the deep sea. The dial pattern faithfully reproduces the scene at the bottom of the “Challenger” abyss of the Mariana Trench. This pattern was mapped by the “Five Ocean Deep Expedition” team using nearly one million sonar points. The paint treatment on the dial is like sea water flowing across the dial, presenting a unique and spectacular scene at the bottom of the ocean. The dial design also hides a mystery. When ultraviolet light shines on the dial, the words “OMEGA WAS HERE” pop up in front of you, indicating the 10,935-meter world record for deep diving created by the Ultra Deep prototype watch. In addition, the dial also shows the West Pond, the Middle Pond and the East Pond at the bottom of the Challenger Abyss, which is unique and interesting.

The back of the watch is decorated with a unique and commemorative seahorse logo laser-engraved, depicting the sea god Poseidon holding a trident and driving two seahorses. The two seahorses are the seahorse logo originally designed by Omega in 1956, and the seahorse logo originally designed by Omega in 1956. The current seahorse logo. The watch is equipped with the Omega Master Chronometer Caliber 8912.