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18 July 2018, 12:03 PM | #1 |
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Thoughts on ceragold Planet Ocean?
I am thinking of ordering a new 42 mm Planet Ocean ceragold watch on a black leather strap. I have noticed I don’t see much on the internet on this particular model. It looks beautiful IMO and wondered if anyone had one, could they post pics as well as give me their opinion? I know you likely would not use this as a dive watch. It is more a piece of jewelry than a dive watch. I just don’t see much about it and wondered what people think in regard to it. Thanks.
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2 September 2018, 11:39 AM | #3 |
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The look is stunning.
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I’ve seen one in the flesh. Good looking piece.
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Love it.
But a dive watch on leather? I can’t get on board with this. Now do a runner strap with deployant, and I’m all over this thing!! Bb
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Meh, watches exist for us to enjoy them. Many, if not most, dive watch owners don't take them in the water, so there's no downside to a leather strap. Plus, the gold case makes this look a lot more dressy, and the leather works with that, imo.
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4 September 2018, 04:38 AM | #8 |
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Diving or no diving, I wouldn't want a watch or a strap/band that I had to worry about getting wet.
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Regardless of it goes diving. Likely, I’ll never take anything diving. A dive watch though, that can’t fall in the pool by mistake, in fear of ruining the strap is a non starter. Not for me. Not ever. But I am very happy for those that prefer it that way. For me it’s the ultimate oxymoron.
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