Beautiful watch, KMII. Grayscale in general is my thing. Someone here once dubbed me Michael the Gray (Robin, if I recall?). A title I am quite fine with This GSOTM I no longer have. This Planet Ocean GMT Dark Grey frequently haunts me. But I fully expect

And i know the ohm sign, because i write it sometimes on a peace of paper like the Phi of Baume & Mercier. Planet Ocean GMT would degrade many watches, lucky a non GMT let space for other watches.

Team, This Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean GMT Deep Black In Blue is a cool diver piece. Fully Master Chronometer certified (METAS), is an amazing reliable watch and has just a tad of color. Fresh pictures from this morning. The case, with 45.5mm, adds boldn

My first post on the forum. Just bought an overseas with titanium face and rubber strap. 2014 model. Am delighted to own my first VC and, as you would expect, I am very impressed with the beauty and quality of the watch. I had to trade in my planet Ocean

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean GMT for GoodPlanet Foundation. Foggy and cold day here. Cheers, Nilo

. . . in black ceramic.

The new Planet Ocean Deep Black collection is currently touring the world. The Zurich event was taking place at Quai 61, a restaurant at the shores of Lake Zurich. Not quite the Ocean, but as close as it gets in Switzerland. We were presented the new cera

Up For Sale is Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean GMT 43.5mm Inhouse Calibre 8605 with Co-Axial Escapement Stainless Steel Case fitted on the Stainless Steel Bracelet Reference Number: 232.30.44.22.01.002 Condition: New, Unworn with Stickers On. Please See Phot