omega planet ocean,any advice
omega planet ocean,any advice
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g@ry

Original Poster:

323 posts

240 months

Monday 13th October 2008
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looking to buy,found an 05 model,45mm orange bezel orange strap,with spare original black rubber strap,well looked after no marks at all,all boxes papers etc...
looks very nice,gone from a seamaster 42mm quartz
when is the service time on these,5 yers? cost of service?
kind regards gary

okgo

41,303 posts

219 months

Monday 13th October 2008
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Wearing my 45mm PO now, I love it.

They do scratch easily though. Bar that, great watch.

I went for Black bezel, and orange 6,9,12 smile

toohuge

3,469 posts

237 months

Monday 13th October 2008
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An authorised dealer recommended that the PO be serviced every two years at a cost of around £200. Lovely watch.

Stitch

933 posts

238 months

Tuesday 14th October 2008
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I thought the whole point of the co-axial movement in the PO was to cut down on servicing requirements?

I think the AD who says service every two years was having your leg over!!

Dominic H

3,287 posts

253 months

Tuesday 14th October 2008
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Stitch said:
I thought the whole point of the co-axial movement in the PO was to cut down on servicing requirements?

I think the AD who says service every two years was having your leg over!!
Spot on Stitch. The Co-axial's are also sold with a 3 year Omega warranty.....

Generally, an automatic watch would require servicing at 5 year intervals.

toohuge

3,469 posts

237 months

Tuesday 14th October 2008
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Thanks Dominic H for clearing that up.

g@ry

Original Poster:

323 posts

240 months

Tuesday 14th October 2008
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thanks guys for the information
will post pics next week when i pick it up

Paulburrell

648 posts

254 months

Wednesday 15th October 2008
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Gary

My advice is buy one. I've had mine for 18 months now. Bought it in Barbados and love it to bits. It just feels right and(with apologies to all Rolex and Breitling lovers) feels like a watch and not a piece of bling;)

okgo

41,303 posts

219 months

Wednesday 15th October 2008
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Paulburrell said:
Gary

My advice is buy one. I've had mine for 18 months now. Bought it in Barbados and love it to bits. It just feels right and(with apologies to all Rolex and Breitling lovers) feels like a watch and not a piece of bling;)
I still think it looks quite bling, its has the polished finish down the side biggrin