Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 22015100

Yes, very much so. Its 600m water resistance, solid steel construction and clear dial layout give it the feel of a proper professional diver rather than a watch that only looks the part.

Yes, for many buyers it does. The 42mm size gives the watch strong presence, but it is often seen as a more practical everyday size than some of the larger Planet Ocean references.

Yes. The black dial and bezel keep the watch easy to wear with almost anything, which is a big reason buyers often choose this version over brighter or more specialised-looking alternatives.

Yes. Buyers are often drawn to this period of Planet Ocean because it offers the classic case design and early Co-Axial movement in a format that still feels modern and very wearable.

Yes, they do. On a full-set Omega, those cards help support buyer confidence and make the watch feel stronger when compared with examples missing original documentation.

It can comfortably be both. The Planet Ocean has the durability and bracelet design for regular wear, but it also has enough depth rating and tool-watch character to appeal to buyers who want a more purposeful sports watch.

Yes. Many buyers specifically look for calibre 2500 Planet Oceans because they like this stage of Omega’s Co-Axial development and the way these earlier references wear and present.

Yes, for many buyers it is. It offers strong dive-watch credibility, excellent build quality and a more individual route into a premium Swiss diver without following the most obvious path.