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Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M Co-Axial 45.5mm Bracelet (2200.50.00)

love this Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M Co-Axial 45.5mm Bracelet (2200.50.00) watch.

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Review by Kenyatta, From USA Mcallen, Texas

Omega Deville Chronoscope Co-Axial GMT Brown (422.10.44.52.13.001)

Pendant is nice, however, the chain that it came on broke upon taking it out of the box. Very cheap brittle chain. Keeping the pendant only because it costs too much to send back.

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Review by Joel K, From Sweden Alvesta

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Co-Axial 38.5mm MOP / Alligator (231.13.39.21.55.001)

Came in perfect condition, exactly as shown on picture, shipping was a bit slow.

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Review by ValeriaJ, From Poland Dobrodzien

October 9th 2009
The Seamaster Planet Ocean Liquidmetal Limited Edition unveiled by Omega on Monday is the first model from the brand, and doubtless in the entire watch industry, to contain Liquidmetal. This alloy discovered by researchers at the Californian Institute of Technology is endowed with several distinctive physical properties that have enabled the creation of a bezel alternating satin-brushed zones for the numerals and the minute scale with a polished surface for the ceramic part. Having in the process been granted exclusive rights to the use of this metal in watchmaking, Omega presents a timepiece of which the aesthetic criteria set out in the technical specifications led to the use of an ultra high-tech material.

Used to date in applications such as enhancing the flexibility of Head tennis rackets, the Liquidmetal is extremely different to classic metals. Amorphous rather than crystalline like most other metals, it has a 400°C melting point twice as high as titanium-based alloys, and is three times tougher than stainless steel. Nonetheless, Omega engineers have chosen it first and foremost for its malleability - a quality that enables even the smallest cavities to be perfectly filled thanks to the pressure of the alloy inside. This technology thus paved the way for the visually appealing alternation of metal parts with those made in ceramics and produced by Comadur - a sister company in the Swatch Group.
After presenting last spring a Speedmaster model not yet available on the market but equipped with a split-second chronograph and a ceramic dial, Omega once again introduces a model with a decidedly high-tech face. The shimmering pure dial echoing the bezel lends the watch exceptional depth and intensity, while the attractive dial design strikes a fine balance between vintage spirit and avant-garde styling.
The cogs of the in-house production process seems to be pretty well oiled, since the Seamaster Planet Ocean Liquid Limited Edition will be available by the end of the year in a series of 1948 - a nod to the launch date of the Seamaster collection. This relatively generous number is well over that of a "confidential" edition and doubtless heralds other forthcoming developments. The retail price is set at 4,800 Swiss francs excluding tax.