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Ploprof out in the wild. I thought I would take this bad boy out and show him some ocean motion. HAGWE Bill Omega Seamaster 600 aka Ploprof Omega Seamaster 600 aka Ploprof...  

I have heard from Jeff on the matter nor from p@trice? A+

But well, a nice Ploprof, after, why not??? Best, Nicolas.

'Good hunting'/ best of luck in your quest, Nicolas. pic taken with my phone: Ztirual...  

You will have share more and keep the hunt going. Bill

. . . in person! Yes, that would be an excellent addition to your collection, Nicolas . . .

these are very nice horological milestones....that`s the best part of out hobby; if you collect stamps, you should not wear them near water.kind regards. achim

The only concern is the bezel insert. As it has some hair line crack I worry a little out the salt water working its way in and fading the black paint. But as you said once you have serviced and pressure tested you should be good to go. Bill

use a very runny, waterlike clear instant glue; let it harden for a day and then polish like you would polish a plexi. seals the crack and is not visible later. kind regards. achim

I will have to give it a shot. Maybe there is a particular brand of glue that you can recommend. Many thanks Bill

. . . it's maybe the only watch in my experience that never looks quite right to my eyes in a wrist shot . . . [current Ploprof, 2009] . . . but feels completely natural in person. This is one watch that defies expectations....  

have a look at what is in the background. Bill...  

. . . followed by your dolphins on Monday! What a feast for the eyes . . . (I'm not the sentimental sort, but do have a soft spot in my heart for animals.)

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It is great to have the Ploprof out in its element. thx Bill

The Ploprof as we see on pictures, seems to be massive but when you put it on your hands, is not that big. Cheers, Nilo This message has been edited by nilomis on 2012-05-21 11:25:31

Thanks a lot for the good shots. Ruckdee

Always fun to get these divers out and about. At least you know if you need an spare anchor you have one on your wrist. Thanks Bill

I don't normally wear two watches of course. This pic is from an Omega event to launch the new 2011 Planet Ocean collection. Ruckdee...  

No need to hide that you are out of the closet and now wear two watches by default. Only joking they keep you well in balance. Bill

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i really wish i hadnt sold mine, but such is life. i had what is called the 'street bracelet' not the mesh and found it very top heavy. perhaps the bracelet should have been tighter ? good pics of an environment i would love to live in. only the good bits... 

Just add some Rose and you are golden. Sorry you sold yours but on to bigger and better things. Bill

Hi Bill All I can say , wow great watch! I had mine one around dolphins once at the Miami Seaquarium ! It was a favorite place to go when I was a little boy many many years ago. I brought my sons there and was wearing the 600m ... Have you tried it on a s... 

It was one of the boxes I wanted to check. It is a very cool watch and it wears a lot smaller than one would imagine. I have not tried any other straps but it is in the works. HAGWE Bill

Hi Bill It really does wear smaller then one would think. It's a keeper in my book and I do not say that too often (GRIN GRIN). I always wanted to get the Omega dive strap but never was at the rig place at the right time... Looking forward to seeing what ...