Does a Blue PO 42mm Exist?

[Solo118]

I have seen this watch, and really like it! I seem to only find it in 45mm though which is too large for me.

Is it possible that a 42mm version of this watch exists and I am just missing it? I have also seen a chrono, but pretty sure chronos are usually bigger cases so thats out of the question :bang head:

Let me know, in the meantime here is some eye candy!

[OTX]

There is no 42mm blue PO. The one you posted is the only blue PO there is and it's 45mm. All the chrono POs are 45mm too.

[Survivor]

The watch you are asking about is the current PO Liquid Metal, titanium........45mm.....

[kristijan]

Only 45.

[The GMT Master]

If you want a blue 42mm diver from Omega, right now, your only option is the latest Bond SMP (a lovely watch, but not on the same level as the Planet Ocean, unfortunately)

[Solo118]

Thanks guys... I kind of had that feeling, and wished it existed somewhere. What an awesome looking watch.

I better bulk up my wrist, or hope they released one soon in 42mm :)

[asadtiger]

yeah a 42mm LM Ti Blue would be awesome..though the new ceramic 300m Bond are excellent watches on their own and you must check those out if you looking for a good blue diver

[swiss ghost]

Originally Posted by asadtiger

yeah a 42mm LM Ti Blue would be awesome..though the new ceramic 300m Bond are excellent watches on their own and you must check those out if you looking for a good blue diver

agreed a 42mm titanium 8500 PO would be incredible

[asadtiger]

Originally Posted by swiss ghost

agreed a 42mm titanium 8500 PO would be incredible

and I especially agree with this after getting a Ti electric blue 2231.80, what a pleasure Ti makes wearing a big sports watch (though I know its not very big by today's standards but SS SMP felt too heavy for my 24 hour wearing habit)

[Cesium133]

On a side note, does anyone know why the blue dial has a black date wheel? Why no white?