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Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M 215.23.40.20.04.001

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Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M

Reference 215.23.40.20.04.001

Lowest

€6,928

Median

€7,980

Highest

€9,033

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Specifications

BrandOmega
CollectionSeamaster Planet Ocean
Reference215.23.40.20.04.001
Case materialCeramic
MovementAutomatic
Calibre8800
Water resistance600 m
Bracelet / strapRubber
DialWhite
CrystalSapphire
TypeDiver
ComplicationsDate
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Market offers

2 sellers · updated 27/09/2026

SellerCountryRegionSeller typeStockLocal priceEUR
Long's JewelersUnited StatesNorth AmericaAuthorized dealerOn requestUS$7,900€6,928View offer
Exquisite TimepiecesUnited StatesNorth AmericaAuthorized dealerIn stockUS$10,300€9,033View offer

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From the retailer listing

It was with OMEGA’s maritime legacy in mind that the brand launched its Planet Ocean line in 2005. Today, the stylish OMEGA Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M Master Chronometer pays homage to OMEGA’s dive watch heritage. This model, with its scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, features a white ceramic dial with Arabic numerals and a date window at the 3 o’clock position. The white ceramic unidirectional bezel with OMEGA Ceragold™ diving scale is mounted on a 39.5 mm stainless steel and 18K Sedna™ gold case. Other features include an alveol screw-in caseback and a white leather strap with rubber lining. The OMEGA Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M Master Chronometer is water resistant to 600 metres / 2000 feet / 60 bar, and has a helium-escape valve. The OMEGA Master Chronometer calibre 8800 at the heart of this timepiece can be seen through the transparent caseback. To achieve Master Chronometer stat

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