renerod
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Planet Ocean strap change
This watch is, to me at least, one of the more complete in terms of design, history or background, enjoyment and ability to dress up or down. It was bought after a long period of thinking about one watch for all situations. At the end it was a choice between the Rolex 16610 and the Omega Planet Ocean 2201.50.00. I recognize that these pictures helped a lot (as well as the difference in price).


Picture credits: Omega
After that, I have bought like 10 straps for it. But every time I think about taking off the bracelet, I hesitate and decide to leave it alone. Until now.
I really love the quality this watch exudes.






Thanks for looking and have a nice Sunday friends.
René
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Planet Ocean strap change
By: renerod : February 9th, 2020-12:11
This watch is, to me at least, one of the more complete in terms of design, history or background, enjoyment and ability to dress up or down. It was bought after a long period of thinking about one watch for all situations. At the end it was a choice betw...
Perfecto Rene!
By: Subexplorer : February 12th, 2020-12:28
Si no lo ves, por favor escribeme tu un PM y me brindas tu direccion mail personal y te lo envio por alli. Recuerda que debes poner espacios entre los "dots" y simbolos ejemplo: jose @ gmail . com caso contrario el sistema no los permite. Abrazos. Abel
situation
By: LiftAngle51 : February 11th, 2020-12:37
I am right in. I love the original strap, but sometimes i wil change. I wait til weekend, and than i decide if i put the original beloved strap on the greatest diver. SMP300 rhapsody in bleu. Omega, bleu, the bleu, love you.🔵🔷🔵
4 mm difference
By: myles721 : February 26th, 2020-15:15
The Chrono is 19mm to the 2500’s 15mm...19 is thick but the way it sits on your wrist is more like 17mm because of the inset display back. I like them both but the 2500’s minute hands lume bugs me as it looks too much like the hour hand in the dark which ...