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Introducing the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean "Michael Phelps"
Omega pays tribute to swimming legend Michael Phelps with the new limited edition Seamaster Planet Ocean "Michael Phelps".
Case is 45.5mm and comes with an integrated blue orange rubber strap.
Limited edition of 280 pieces.
Cheers,
Anthony
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Introducing the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean "Michael Phelps"
Omega pays tribute to swimming legend Michael Phelps with the new limited edition Seamaster Planet Ocean "Michael Phelps" . Case is 45.5mm and comes with an integrated blue orange rubber strap. Limited edition of 280 pieces. Cheers, Anthony ...
another limited edition ? But what for ? For marketing hype? I would rather have Omega to be a manufacture again and stop relying on ETA manufacturing movements for them instead of making
unnecessary and pretty useless limited editions which lose value when you try to sell them. Again just my personal opinion. Best regards Georges