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22 September 2010, 09:27 AM | #1 |
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Omega Planet Ocean 2201.50.00
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I am glad to see that Omega has its own discussion subforum on this marvellous website. I was wondering if anyone could answer to this simple question: When did the Planet ocean (model 2201.50.00) been released? i mean the year.. By the way, does anybody know when will Omega be likely to release a new version of it? I confess i do not now much things about watches, but this Omega do look stunning, aint it?! Thank you so much in advance |
22 September 2010, 09:31 AM | #2 |
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Hi, I have no idea when the PO was officially released, but recently there was a LM (Liquid Metal) limited edition of 1948 pieces.
According to the Omega CEO, the PO should be receiving a new in-house movement and to be shown at Basel 2011. |
22 September 2010, 11:53 AM | #3 |
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The Planet Ocean was introduced in 2005.
And yes, that is a nice looking PO. Fr. John† |
22 September 2010, 12:22 PM | #4 |
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Beautiful looking PO you've got there !
Yes, and Fr. John as said, the Planet Ocean was released in 2005. Speaking of which, when did Omega stop putting the blue tint on the Crystal ? I bought my PO from Fr. John's AD last June and mine DOES have the blue tint to it, so it had to be recently. |
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It's been said that the PO will be replaced within the next three years with a new version with the 8500. Apparently Omega is currently working on remastering the PO case design to accommodate the larger 8500 caliber.
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22 September 2010, 08:00 PM | #6 |
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Thank you all for the replys!
So, the model i posted above (in the foto) was released in 2005.. that was quite a long time! Is there any information about the price of the new model ? One final question: Do you guys think it will be worth it to wait till it wil be released (likely 1 more year..) as i already have the actual PO ? Once again, thank you so much |
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I would buy now. You can get them for well under 2k on the forums today. I love mine. I have a the 42mm black bezel with white indices. I wear mostly with the rubber strap, which looks great. Originally I didn't want the orange bezel, but wish I had the orange version now. Does anyone know if you can get a bezel replacement for this watch?
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Just answered my own question...
http://www.ofrei.com/page663.html I wonder how hard it is to swap? I'd love to put an Orange on mine. |
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what? omega planet ocean is going to get bigger? nonono for the PO my wrist can only accomodate 42mm max.
have to get it soon. |
23 September 2010, 07:27 PM | #10 |
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What about the retail price?
Any idea of the max. discount it is possible to get? (Mostly in europe´s AD) Cheers |
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You can get used ones for under $2000. I just old my 9 month old for $1900. It had 15 months of warranty left. Try searching in the for sale section of this forum and also watchuseek. Good luck. This watch was one of the best I've ever owned. It is super accurate.
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Thank you so much for all your kind replys!
By the way does anyone know how much would it cost me brand new? I know i could find some top deals in the internet, but i would prefer to buy it in an AD as it is meant to be a gift. Any information concerning discount rates would be terrific too! You guys rock! |
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Beautiful watch. I'm waiting for my Planet Ocean Liquid Metal to arrive.
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I'm waiting for my orange bezel to arrive. I have enough black bezel watches, and looking for a change. Mine has the white numbers, so i'm curious how it will look with the orange bezel.
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Yeah, they do offer discounts all the time.
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Just got offered a 15% discount on a brand new PO 45.5!
Is that good, or still low for an average deal? |
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Got my 42mm PO 2901.50.91 several weeks ago. After wearing my GMT for quite a while I decided to go for something a bit lighter in weight. Got my PO with the rubber band to save some $$ as well. Very comfortable watch and a lot easier to read than my GMT, (I have to agree that the wave pattern on the GMT dial can be a tad distracting). I felt that Omega missed the mark a bit with the SS bracelet on the PO... especially when compared to the bracelet on the GMT, (IMHO one of the best designs I've ever seen on a watch).
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Are you on drugs Mr. 62 posts? I've had close-up photos of my GMT on this website on several ocassions, and no one has ever accused me of posting pics of FAKES! If they were why would I be posting pics of them on a web-site that has some of the most knowledgable watch afficiatatos in the world. You better think twice before making these type of accusations, or perhaps you should be contacted by a Mod concerning this issue? You've got some balls and no brains!
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The GMT seems off regarding the endlinks and the dial just seems odd.
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maybe Mr. 62 should've have worded better or PM instead, especially with the recent episode of that 16610.... (imo - the low # of posts does not mean he/she is less knowledgable on the subject) hope this will not cause any problems |
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What was your top discount on a Omega PO?
Lets see who is the winner |
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Earlier this year, the coating was improved so as to eliminate the bluish tint and be more durable. The PloProf 1200 and newer Planet Oceans have the new coating (not) seen here on the Liquidmetal: Fr. John† |
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