OMEGA Planet Ocean ULTRA DEEP. 6000 m / 20000 ft. The Art of Diving Time.

#Omega #OmegaUltraDeep #omegaseamaster ‪@OMEGA‬
- OMEGA Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8912
- Watch officially certified by METAS
- Self-winding in both directions
- Jewels: 39
- Frequency: 25,200 A/h (3.5 Hz)
- Power reserve: 60 hours
- Exclusive features with:
• Magnetic resistance: 15,000 gauss
• Time zone function
• Silicon “Si14” balance spring
• OMEGA free sprung-balance
• Co-Axial Escapement, 3 levels
• 2 barrels mounted in series
• NIVACHOC
- Special luxury finish:
• Rhodium-plated rotor and bridges
• Geneva waves in arabesque
• Blackened screws, barrels and balance wheel
GRADE 5 TITANIUM CASE
- Case: Grade 5 titanium - [ZrO2] ceramic bezel ring
- NATO: Grade 5 titanium - polyamide
- Buckle: Grade 5 titanium
CASE
- Diameter: 45.50 mm; Height: 18.12 mm; Lug-to-lug: 56.00 mm
- Water resistant: up to 600 bars (6000 m / 20000 ft). Four patents pending on the technical design
- Casebody: sandblasted forged grade 5 titanium
- Bezel: sandblasted forged grade 5 titanium uni-directional rotating - dot at 12H with Super-LumiNova (green emission); brushed black ceramic [ZrO2] with Liquidmetal ™ diving scale;
- Crown: sandblasted grade 5 titanium screw-in with “Ω”
- Front EFG sapphire crystal: domed, protuberant and scratch-resistant with anti-reflective treatment on both sides
- Caseback: sandblasted grade 5 titanium, wave-edged, screw-in caseback with oriented sandblasted grade 5 titanium medallion laser engraved with “PLANET OCEAN”, “SEAMASTER”, “PROFESSIONAL”, “Ω”, “CO-AXIAL”, “MASTER CHRONOMETER” and “DIVER’S WATCH 6000 m FOR SATURATION DIVING”
DIAL
- Colour: black ceramised grade 5 titanium
- Applied elements:
• Hour-markers: brushed indexes, filled with white Super-LumiNova (blue emission)
• Brushed Arabic numerals, varnished on top in cyan
- Transferred markings:
• “Ω” logo, “OMEGA”, “PROFESSIONAL”, “6000 m / 20000 ft”, minute track and “SWISS MADE” transferred in white
• "Seamaster" and "ULTRA DEEP" transferred in cyan
- Dial engraved with [Ti] (under centre hole)
HANDS
- Brushed hands with white Super-LumiNova
• Blue emission: hour & seconds hands (in line with indexes)
• Green emission: minute hand (in line with the dot on bezel)
• Seconds hand with white to cyan gradient
BRACELET
- Black polyamide NATO strap with cyan stripe on sandblasted buckle and strap keepers
- Fitting: 22 mm between lugs, 22 mm on buckle
SPECIFICATIONS
- International 5-year warranty
- Delivered with a Master Chronometer certification card, ensuring that the watch has passed the tests certified by METAS
- Conforms to the requirements of the ISO 6425:2018 standard for saturation divers’ watches
O-MEGASTEEL CASE (one example)
- Case: O-MEGASTEEL - grade 5 titanium medallion - [ZrO2] ceramic bezel ring
- Bracelet: O-MEGASTEEL
CASE
- Diameter: 45.50 mm; Height: 18.12 mm; Lug-to-lug: 51.95 mm
- Water resistant: up to 600 bars (6000 m / 20000 ft). Four patents pending on the technical design
- Casebody: polished-brushed-sandblasted O-MEGASTEEL
- Bezel: polished black ceramic [ZrO2] with Liquidmetal ™ diving scale; polished-brushed-sandblasted O-MEGASTEEL; uni-directional rotating - dot at 12H with Super-LumiNova (green emission)
- Crown: polished-sandblasted O-MEGASTEEL screw-in with “Ω”
- Front EFG sapphire crystal: domed, protuberant and scratch-resistant with anti-reflective treatment on both sides
- Caseback: polished-brushed-sandblasted O-MEGASTEEL, wave-edged, screw-in caseback with oriented brushed grade 5 titanium medallion laser engraved with “PLANET OCEAN”, “SEAMASTER”, “PROFESSIONAL”, “Ω”, “CO-AXIAL”, “MASTER CHRONOMETER”, and “DIVER’S WATCH 6000 m FOR SATURATION DIVING”
DIAL
- Finish: transparent lacquer
- Colour: blue-black gradient
- Applied elements:
• Hour-markers: 18K white gold indexes, filled with white Super-LumiNova (blue emission)
• 18K white gold Arabic numerals, polished
- Transferred markings:
- “Ω” logo, “OMEGA”, “PROFESSIONAL”, “6000 m / 20000 ft”, minute track and “SWISS MADE” transferred in white
- "Seamaster" and "ULTRA DEEP" in cyan
HANDS
- Polished facetted 18K white gold hands with white Super-LumiNova
• Blue emission: hour & seconds hands (in line with indexes)
• Green emission: minute hand (in line with the dot on bezel)
• Seconds hand with varnished tip in cyan
BRACELET
- Polished-brushed OMEGA patented screw-and-pin bracelet; OMEGA's patented extendable foldover rack-and-pusher with extra diver extension
- Fitting: 22 mm between lugs, 18 mm on clasp
SPECIFICATIONS
- International 5-year warranty
- Delivered with a Master Chronometer certification card, ensuring that the watch has passed the tests certified by METAS
- Bracelet's complementary length adjustment: total 33.30 mm
• release clasp, press on "push" and slide inner clasp
• adjustable to 6 positions over 9.70 mm
• extra diver extension: 2 x 11.80 mm
- Conforms to the requirements of the ISO 6425:2018 standard for saturation divers’ watches

[@gbd8598]

I keep coming back to this video - still the best review of the UD anywhere. For anyone with smaller wrist that's considering the UD, I would encourage you to try it on. I was able to do so, and it fit great on my 6.75" wrist. Don't get me wrong, it's a big watch, but Omega did a great job with the design to make it wearable.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing your personal experience and passion with us… getting direct feedback from the community is the best we can get! There with you also confirm what I say in the video: you can wear this diver, even with a smaller wrist…

[@condal32]

AGAIN ALEX! You're the first to the new models, thank you! I know you did a fantastic video in March but this is now, watches in the wild! Thank you!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Love your comment! Thanks for sharing our passion!!!

[@rossdonison4999]

As a DeepSea owner and an avid diver, I’m looking forward to seeing these in real life. You can never have too many divers.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Love your comment! Please share some thoughts with us thereafter….

[@BenTramer]

Thank you for the detailed, honest, opinionated and smart reviews. You're great at interacting withe the community and I always enjoy your perspectives. Cheers.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Love your comment! Thanks 🙏🏻 for your kind feedback… Thoughts about the divers?

[@BenTramer]

@@WatchAdvisor Because I would be wearing this watch everyday (and rarely in a watersport application, as it was intended) I would prefer it to be smaller. I like the colors of the titanium version but I do prefer bracelets.

[@WatchAdvisor]

I hear you, thanks for sharing…

[@lbco5229]

I just got the Ultra Deep in titanium. Amazing. Love it!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing! Bravo! Congratulations! May your Ultra Deep always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours…

[@jonathanwelke]

What an awesome surprise. Been waiting for this review! Love that white dial with blue bezel. Thanks Alexander.

[@WatchAdvisor]

I am happy to read this, thanks for sharing our passion!

[@Spook291]

Once again another great video sir! Very good job!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Love your comment, thanks for sharing! Thoughts about the divers?

[@arthurscargill8010]

Great in depth review as always. Thanks Alexander.

[@WatchAdvisor]

You are very welcome! Thoughts about the watches?

[@stuartlloyd-jones9583]

just taken delivery of the 75th anniversary ultradeep. Its stunning. It works fine as a daily. I dont wear suits so its not a worry with fitting under the cuff.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing! May your ULTRA DEEP always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours … Please keep us posted…

[@NicholasSadlier]

I think this watch is quite stunning. Very well said regarding Omega V Rolex. No product manufacturer or service provider has a copyright on innovation!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Competition keeps us moving… the motto must be: never stand still…

[@Chinaman7608-b3j]

Just picked up the Blue/White on bracelet in Bangkok. 😇

[@WatchAdvisor]

Bravo! Congratulations! May your “Seamaster” always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours… Please share some thoughts with us after a while…

[@leeharding8306]

Love the titanium one and the engineering is very impressive. The normal planet Ocean is due a rework so I’m very interested to see what Omega do with it.

[@WatchAdvisor]

You are right and I expect them to do that soon…

[@bensmith4666]

The size of that watch is MASSIVE but I want one soooooooo MUCH 😀

[@WatchAdvisor]

Hahaha 😝 which one would you choose?

[@bensmith4666]

@@WatchAdvisor it would have to be the orange bezel on the rubber strap 👌🏻🔥

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Remember66-KeepTheFaith]

Thanks Alex for this profund video (as usually). Myself been to the OMEGA boutique last friday first of all to get inform about the OMEGA snoopy. As expected this watch is without any exetions to their best clients (as every Rolex AD with their crowns). So I asked for the new ultra deep. The AD announced the delivery from OMEGA HQ to the OMEGA Boutiques within the next weeks or months. 6 months later the watches are expected to be launched to all AD around the world. I'll hope to get my hands on these beauties at my usual Bucherer Boutique by the end of the year. In my option the ultra deep is a KILLER!😊

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for your kind feedback! +\- 1000 Snoopy per year are assembled by a dedicated workshop with special trained watchmakers… to get one is not easy - yes! The Ultra Deep should be available starting in August at boutiques… please share some thoughts with us once you tried it …

[@pruteanu6]

Great content… love your channel… and love Omega for their accessibility compared with Rolex

[@WatchAdvisor]

Love your comment, thanks for sharing!

[@Simplicimus1945]

I have no use for dive watches, but I respect and appreciate Omega.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Fair enough, thanks for sharing…

[@MarcRinderknecht]

Thank you Alexander for this great video. I was able to try the Ultra Deep in March and my impression was that it is wearable. Looking at your video now I think it‘s big, very big. But then again: this watch is about being big. I hope that it will be available soon. I‘m all for the black-blue gradient dial on the bracelet.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Deliveries start In August… you should try it again … your choice literally is heavy… 😉

[@TheMystro1971]

Orange IS Omega’s signature diver color. Factor in the awesome lumed bezel and it’s game over for the win.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Unfortunately I couldn't film the orange version... but I fully agree... this version is a stunner...

[@renv9231]

It’s a wonderful combination of technical development and design. Let’s hope we will find them in the watch boutiques to see in person.

[@WatchAdvisor]

In August…

[@vintageswiss9096]

I own a Cameron DSSD, but that light blue on the graphite dial is so pretty; It’s like the light blue from my Yachtmaster. I need that…

[@WatchAdvisor]

In a few weeks the Ultra Deep will be available at Omega boutiques…

[@vintageswiss9096]

@@WatchAdvisor I’m in LA. It will be months before I can even sniff a new release. I can’t fight the old money at the local AD’s here, lol. Even speedys have been sold out for months here.

[@Sledgehammerengineer]

Very detailed review and informative video! The titanium with manta lugs is sick man! So cool!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing our passion! The titanium version is the coolest - yes!

[@time-out372]

Danke Alexander für das ausführliche Review dieser Extrem Diver. Da zeigt Omega was technisch möglich ist und das ohne He. Ventil. Die Uhr mit dem weissen Zifferblatt und blauer Lünette ist mein Favorit. Leider kann ich sie nicht tragen viel zu groß für mein 17cm Handgelenk.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Du solltest die Ultra Deep dennoch mal am Handgelenk probieren… Gerade die Titan-Version spürt man kaum und das obwohl sie so groß ist…

[@jameshoward9700]

Great overview! My favourite is the Ti version too. A proper tool! But, NATO straps? No thanks! Great over a drysuit, but it makes the watch too thick on the wrist and more importantly, less stable as the caseback is not in contact. Surely a new strap is the answer: 2 piece fabric with ends that fold over the lugs and secure back beneath the strap with velcro. The strap can then fasten with a buckle, deployant or velcro. There you go Alexander - you can feed that idea back to Omega! Much more wearable and very tough.

[@WatchAdvisor]

James thanks for sharing! Omega anyhow reads here… they are always keen to get direct contact from customers…

[@Zenit1140]

Such a beautifull tank!Love the bracelet version.

[@WatchAdvisor]

No problems with the weight?

[@Zenit1140]

@@WatchAdvisor Sure.Weight and dimensions are a problem!But it's obvious that Omega didn't made this watch for everyday office watch.But it deserves to be collected and wear for what it is(really love how well this "tank" is build,ticks all my boxes.

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@Zenit1140 Thanks for sharing!

[@Talon173]

Not for me, too big but I appreciate their engineering and purpose. I hope omega shrink these down to 40mm as the new 600m planet ocean because the colour and dials are amazing

[@WatchAdvisor]

Let’s hope that there will a “baby” Ultra Deep…

[@garyboyle695]

At 40mm in my opinion it's a dive style watch as opposed to a true diver. How readable would a 40mm watch be if used as a true dive watch

[@Talon173]

@@garyboyle695 well the 39.5mm Planet Ocean is capable of 600m…..hence my suggestion. It’s the perfect size for the average wrist. The Submariner was 40mm for decades so guess it works!

[@daqt6079]

I think the titanium one looks awesome on your wrist.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Titanium is the one one should go for… a light and cool material….

[@peatfugu666]

This's series want face to face with Rolex deepsea series to get more share market. Anyway the watches market will answer only which one is the long term asset. Thank for your content.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Time and the market will tell… 😉

[@israoliver]

Omega 👌

[@WatchAdvisor]

Agreed! 😉

[@Giovan_Nino]

Hi Alexander, brilliant video as usual and great photography Jorge I assume… I’m waiting to try one on at the Omega Boutique soon I hope..My wrist size is about the same as yours. The diameter is maybe just about wearable but the thickness is becoming a joke..Passable in wearability I guess as its titanium but I don’t think it achieves the style of the JC..I may be proved wrong when I try it on. Are you able to do a comparison video at some point? I think this would be another great video to watch…👍

[@WatchAdvisor]

I filmed, Jorge edited the video… Can you help me please and explain which watch/brand you mean with “JC”

[@Giovan_Nino]

@@WatchAdvisor The Rolex Sea-Dweller Deepsea Deep Blue or D Blue. Commonly referred to as the James Cameron or JC : )

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@Giovan_Nino To many abbreviations! 😆 Ok, I hear you… If I manage to get hands on both watches the same time, I’d with no doubt do such a comparison…

[@Giovan_Nino]

@@WatchAdvisor Thanks Alexander, I look forward to it.

[@condal32]

If Omega was not owned by Swatch, I think we would of only got the Ti version. It is the best of the bunch, as you say, the most justified!

[@WatchAdvisor]

The titanium version definitely is the one to have… 😉

[@ianwoollard2063]

Desk divers will say it’s too thick😂

[@WatchAdvisor]

Yes, they will!!! 🤣

[@markloubser2433]

The next time I dive to 6000m the additional safety margin to 7000 will be very re-assuring.............

[@WatchAdvisor]

Safety first! 😜

[@vote4blake]

On the titanium version, is the pin buckle attached to nato strap using a spring-bar or is it sewn-in to the strap? In other words, does the titanium version completely eliminate the presence of springbars in both the watch head and the nato strap? Or, does the tang-buckle attach to the nato nylon using a springbar?

[@WatchAdvisor]

It is a springbar …

[@edjack1993]

White dial on the rubber strap is the best balance, to my eye (given the size of the watch). Love the shade of blue too. I love the idea of a massively over-engineered dive watch, but at around double the price of a Seamaster 300 it’s seems very expensive.

[@WatchAdvisor]

The Ultra Deep has no competition… is the art of diving time… it is expensive though… But compared to other more expensive watches that offer less still fair priced…

[@adamernster2471]

I wish they made the titanium with normal lugs!!!

[@WatchAdvisor]

What strap/bracelet would you want to combine with it?

[@angleofthehell]

Great presentation for this new tank. That pressure it can takes is really astonshing. About the review, I do not have the same opinion regarding the complications. NO, i do want a date function when i spent that amount of money. The jumping hour hand is nice but I never really use this functionality. Having the higher waterproof number just reminds you, that your brain will explode much faster at that pressure 🙂.

[@WatchAdvisor]

No need for a date function on such an extreme diver… would by the way also have increased thickness…

[@angleofthehell]

@@WatchAdvisor That's personal taste. It's the same movement (8912) as in the Ploprof, where the previous version had a date + jumping hour with calibre 8500. Regarding complications it is a downgrade.I doubt that the movement is essehtially thicker.

[@robertschmidt9584]

Great presentation and insane watch for the money, that is, if it’s for a certain client.

[@WatchAdvisor]

It is the art of diving time…

[@superfast30]

I like it!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Which one is your favorite?

[@williamlee4617]

I wish there is a deployment clasp for the rubber strap.

[@WatchAdvisor]

No!

[@willburrows8834]

I do love these watches. I do worry about the size, in case, while wearing one, I knock it on a door frame and my house falls down.

[@WatchAdvisor]

🤣🤣🤣 who built your house?

[@willburrows8834]

Hublot 🤣🤣

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@willburrows8834 I hear you!

[@marctavo5288]

These watch are great master peace looking even not bigger then my PO chrono. For once I don’t agree with you the best for me is the blue, the titanium look great but I’m not so fan of NATO in daily life. I have one technical question they hide the helium escape valve or do they find another way ?

[@WatchAdvisor]

I’d also take the blue/white version, but only worn on a rubber strap…. With the bracelet it’s just too heavy…

[@jgc3434]

Any indication on when these will be at the boutiques?

[@WatchAdvisor]

In August… starting in Omega boutiques

[@jamess8175]

Nice colours, no doubt. But why does Omega make the bezel wider and leave the dial size tiny in proportion? Isn't it simply using the Planet Ocean dial and fit a wider bezel on a thicker case? Don't you think it looks unbalanced with a tiny dial and extra wide bezel? Look at the Planet Ocean and SMP 300. Their dial to bezel ratio are well proportioned. 10:37

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing! To be able to guarantee 6000 m (testing is done at +25%) you need a thick case believe me...

[@jamess8175]

@WatchAdvisor Yes, I am aware a thick case is required. That's fine. But why fit an oversized and unproportionate bezel and retaining a tiny dial? The bezel would seem better proportioned being slimmer and not extra wide. Don't think the ridiculous width of the bezel helps in 6000m water resistance. It's the thick inner case which helps certainly.

[@andreacaciolli5250]

I think that if you make the dial bigger it would look even bigger from a prospective view point@@jamess8175

[@fakedoctoralex]

Thank you for taking down the Rolex fanboys. Made my day. (p.s. I'm a Rolex fanboy too ;).

[@WatchAdvisor]

🙌🏼 In a way I am a Rolex fanboy too… but only when we talk about outstanding quality and pure watchmaking…

[@JamesAlexander14]

Point of fact Alex and one for all the Rolex fanboys is that Rolex copied Blancpain, so they really need to quieten the criticism down a bit. Anyway, the Omega looks far better😉😂❤️🙏

[@WatchAdvisor]

Fact is that not every watch was invented by Rolex - yes! Fanboys believe that though…

[@JJ-rp2df]

Not sure if bezel size feels disproportionately large vs dial

[@WatchAdvisor]

The only way to find out is to try the watch on your wrist… have you done that yet?

[@JJ-rp2df]

Excellent suggestion, will do thanks

[@WatchAdvisor]

Please keep us posted!

[@John..18]

Nice, but I'd really, really, like a "James Cameron" , it's the only watch, I'd ever consider part exchanging my SMP300M for,,

[@WatchAdvisor]

Can you specify why?

[@John..18]

@@WatchAdvisor I just think it's the "ultimate" dive watch, although, my SMP300M truly is a thing of beauty,, 😍😀

[@dzieko]

I wish: 1/ omega started to manufacture the civilian PO in titanium again, 2/ gave us no-date option for PO.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Well Omega reads here… good you mentioned it… 🙏🏻

[@Spectral_Alien]

What is your wrist size? Will this suit a 6.5 inch flat wrist?

[@WatchAdvisor]

17 cm / 6,7 in ... It is by the way mentioned in the video...

[@Spectral_Alien]

@@WatchAdvisor I missed it, Thank you. Great video btw.

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@Spectral_Alien No worries 😉

[@vvvhhhhhbb]

If Omega has copied Rolex for a diver, then Rolex has Copied Blancpain for a diver.

[@WatchAdvisor]

"Marine", the world's first commercially available divers' watch was introduced by Omega in 1932. Any questions?

[@DeezAlbanianNutz]

Great review and thank you. Orange version is absolutely gorgeous. It is so Sumer like and with proper shorts and a sassy golf shirt it would look stunning in San Tropez and Ibiza. I own all the dials but not the titanium. Hate titanium wear. Only on my fishing rods lol. On another note I have chosen this beauty over the James Cameron. I refuse to mention that despicable company.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and passion with us!

[@andyward-cp4zs]

the only divers that go down to 6000 m are the ones that have been eaten by sharks ,lol i have been down to 450 m but didnt need a watch as was in a nuclear submarine ...

[@WatchAdvisor]

What do you sailors wear in a Submarine?

[@andyward-cp4zs]

i always wanted a bi-metal blue face rolex submariner , been a submariner for 30 years i never bought one , i had a jeweler set one aside till i came back from sea would have been £3500 at the time but in the end bought a top of range tag heuer instead ... mainly wear my oris aqua now , think its a nice watch at sensible money ..

[@WatchAdvisor]

Aren’t there lots of magnetic sources (= fields) in a submarine? Does it make sense to wear a “normal” mechanical watch that is pretty sensible against magnetisms?

[@andyward-cp4zs]

you can wear any watch you want most of the lads just wear £20 casio . i didnt wear my best watchs as an engineer would probably bash it with a hammer , lol only thing you cant have on submarines is talcum powder and aftershave as they both ruin the atmosphere , we make are own air and water , and usualy come back after 3 months when the beer runs out ....

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@andyward-cp4zs Thanks for your detailed report! And, yes I'd also go home when the beer runs out... 🤣

[@borjavalero8511]

Bitte Herr Kissling, produzieren sie eine Seamaster Diver 300m in orange. Am Besten gerade die Lünette und das Ziffernblatt in orange:-)

[@WatchAdvisor]

Ich werde Greg den Kommentar weiterleiten…

[@borjavalero8511]

@@WatchAdvisor Wow vielen lieben Dank.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Ist doch logisch… 😉

[@treasurecoastgypsy]

I find it, a real disappointment, that only the orange colored bezel, has the full lumed treatment. ALL versions, as tool watches, with these other innovations, should have it, in their design specifications.

[@WatchAdvisor]

I agree! All the "Ultra Deep" should feature a lumed bezel...

[@HappyAlexandros]

Beautiful watch. Overpriced! As Rolex is.

[@WatchAdvisor]

If you pay retail, neither Omega, nor Rolex is overpriced IMHO… I have to disagree!

[@sinjinadams2862]

I know I'm going to get absolutely crucified for saying this but there are two companies, Cronos and Ocean X that make their own version of this watch for a fraction of the price. Why pay crazy money for a watch you are never going to use properly.

[@treykasia127]

Agree with your disagreement

[@treykasia127]

I agree with Alexander (WA) on this. This is very well priced for this tech.

[@Ossory88]

Can I wear this under a cufflink shirt? ^^

[@WatchAdvisor]

Depends! 😜

[@dlyons4052]

Certified to 7000 meters watch says 6000 meters but also said went to the bottom of the Mariana Trench which is 37000 ft also heard it’s been tested to 15000( guessing in a lab) meters anyone know the truth and why it says 6000 meters if the other claims are true?

[@WatchAdvisor]

This Ultra Deep never was Mariana Trench! It was a different one! Every METAS certified Omega is multiply tested at 15.000 Gauss with a huge corresponding magnet at Omega… For more information what METAS testing means click on this link www.metas.ch/metas/en/home/dok/rechtliches/Zertifizierung_Uhren.html

[@jimmyjay122]

The watches that made it to the bottom of the Mariana Trench from both Omega & Rolex are more prototypes that have relatively larger and almost unwearable proportions. He has shown both watches in this video. The commercial one that people can buy (with the seahorse case-back). He also showed the watch that was strapped on the sub that made it to the bottom of the trench (08:38), currently holding the world record, which has a different case-back showing some circular rings and that 5 deeps “badge” at the center.

[@jman7826]

What’s this? Lugs? A bezel? Hour, minute, and second hands? Total rip-off!!!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Really?

[@jpettifordel]

Hahahahahah!

[@bigbrotherwatchesdannyboy306]

I am so in love..

[@WatchAdvisor]

Who is she? 🤣🤣🤣

[@bigbrotherwatchesdannyboy306]

@@WatchAdvisor Her name is Gabriela 😍😂

[@WatchAdvisor]

👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻

[@jjlad5037]

But can it be worn in the shower?

[@WatchAdvisor]

Well… No!

[@Watchmeifyoucan]

I indeed watches the video back in March, really liked it… it is a pity you don’t have the orange one in this review… I am seriously considering that one to purchase… sun, shaddows and water are really a cool idea to show these watches… Fair point all cars look pretty much the same nowadays, so a bit of similarity is always unavoidable in the modern era we are living in… Only downside is that I feel these babies are too thick for my small wrist, they look massive in the video… Regarding Rolex, I have the gut feeling they are slowly declining as the flippers disappear due to the collapse of grey market prices recently, altough I am not a Rolex Fanboy rather an Omega one, I am eagerly watching to which direction the Rolex decline is going, if I am lucky enough I can pick a sub and daytona up at retail price sooner or later… Manta lugs learned something new again… Titanium Grade 5 - I already lost track of these grades if you know the exact differences between various grades an info video about them would be much appreciated… Nice and crispy bezel sound… Ti looks funny after being used to the Seamaster range with ZrO2 writings on the dial… It is quite strange it does not have crown guards like the SMP… I wonder how they solved the Helium escape in this watch without an actual valve… (or maybe I am just not seeing it)… I love these watches, but as said earlier I am missing the orange one… if I remember well that one has lume on the bezel just like the Titanium Bond version… 700 tons my Godness… as always thank you for the great video!

[@WatchAdvisor]

You still can discover some shots of the orange one in the video, including a lume-shot… you apparently missed it… Titanium Grade 5 is much more scratch resistant than Grade 2 … and there is no HE valve… the modern high-tech architecture of the case makes it obsolete… Is it really to big? Go and try it on your wrist… ONLY then you will know… keep us posted….

[@Watchmeifyoucan]

@@WatchAdvisor 2:27 I see the watch but the lumeshoot I am not finding :(

[@wristcandy5451]

This watch requires bolder hands

[@WatchAdvisor]

Do you mean the hour and minute hand or the hand of the person wearing it?

[@옥타브-e1j]

is there even going to be a single person going that deep with that watch it's just marketing don't get me wrong i've spent ton of money on watches

[@WatchAdvisor]

It is not marketing per se, it is a fair and exciting technical competition for the best product… NEVER STAND STILL!

[@blairtaylor9552]

For the recreational scuba diver, most common is a dive computer and a $40 casio 200m backup (what I've seen on most divemasters). For rescue diving or maybe setting free-diving records, a reliable 300m will do. In any submersible, the pressure will be constant, so the dive watch isn't needed- not even if you're James Cameron at the bottom of the Mariana Trench. The only place a watch of this rating could remotely be useful, is for commercial saturation diving over extended work days, you know- up to 1500 feet or more. But then, they're going to be using MUCH MUCH MUCH more sophisticated equipment to track their times, and depths, and breathing mixtures, and blood gasses and such. So, YES, it's pretty much all marketing hype for the gullible dive watch buyer with more money than sense, and that is trying WAY too hard to impress other people. But if you DO happen to be a commercial saturation diver reading this, by all means, please chime in! 🙂 ... oh, and yes, I did have a fairly nice vintage Seamaster Professional 300m, but sold it recently only because it looked too tiny on me (41mm). A 200m is fine for water resistance for most folks; a 300m if you happen to be a diver.

[@speed1281able]

This watch is too big doesn’t look very good.

[@robertlock6041]

True, but it's designed to work, not as a style accessory.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Love your comment, thanks for sharing…

[@3082103]

Rolex fanboys only said that because they knew Rolex probably can never create something to match Omega's spec hahahahahahahahahahahahhaahhaha!!!!!!

[@WatchAdvisor]

They are fanboys… so why worry?

[@3082103]

@@WatchAdvisor indeed sir…

[@hendimam525]

Absolute nonsense.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Why? Can you specify?

[@randallk2556]

As always brother coming up with the goods. The 2 best watch channels on KZbin: -Watch Advisor - Watchbox Studios Keep up the good work mate thanks

[@WatchAdvisor]

Love your comment! Thanks for sharing our passion!

[@tickingWATCH]

Awsome watch and review, thanks

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing our passion and your kind feedback…

[@henz993]

OMG, the orange color really impresses me so much. You are right, they are better with the rubber strap to have them lighter. I am going to get the orange one with rubber strap. Btw the "700 tons" sound made me lol =))

[@WatchAdvisor]

Good choice! Keep us posted please…

[@Hans-Georg_Buddne]

Cool watch, but do they also make them in men‘s sizes?

[@fugitive88888]

XD

[@BenTramer]

This comment wins.

[@WatchAdvisor]

🤣🤣🤣

[@impexRQ]

Great review and I love your honest opinion as always … to me, every diver is a homage of the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms 😊😊 … keep your amazing work

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us and your kind feedback!

[@ianmedium]

As I always say when the Rolex brigade jump on, “oh its a copy of the sub/DS/SD well, the Blancpain fifty fathoms came out before them with a steel case and bezel. The thing with the very nature of old fashioned dive watches ( I say old fashioned as for a professional diver these are decoration, they rely on their dive computer, these are just a nod to tradition now rather than a practical dive tool!) is that they are practical first so a rotating timing bezel be it as in this case on the outside or my super compressor vintage diver with the inner rotating time tracker are essential as is substantial cases. And let’s not forget, you can pretty much walk into an Omega dealer today and buy if not immediately then wait on.y a few weeks and pay retail. It’s pretty much nonsense to try that in a Rolex dealer now. Basically, for Mr average it’s all but impossible to buy a new Rolex watch from a dealer. You might be lucky and be added to a five or ten year wait list but the chances are more that they won’t do that even. No, you have to something absolutely stupid and pay over retail and frankly, as good as a Rolex is it is not worth over retail. So, practically for us ordinary folk it’s now down to other brands. Funny thing is Alexander, I feel that with the market as it is people are finding out that there are actually other brands that Rolex who offer watches of the same or even better quality and at lower prices as in these Omegas! These are fantastic, my only quibble is that I wish the extra special, one came with normal lugs, I loathe fabric straps!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Interesting read, thanks for sharing. Omega is not just an alternative to Rolex only because you can’t buy one… Omega is a choice, a very good choice, Omega might even be the better choice…

[@lbco5229]

Omega has been in the large deep diver mix for a loooong time. It doesn’t have to be Rolex ‘or’ Omega … I celebrate wearing my PloProf and Deepsea equally.

[@WatchAdvisor]

That's what I call being spoilt for choice! May your PloProf and Deepsea always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours...

[@andywilliams4887]

This is purely a marketing exercise in Omega's ongoing battle with Rolex. The depth specs are simply ludicrous, just as the Rolex Deepsea's are let's be honest - unless you are one of the handful of genuine saturation divers in this world. Superb engineering that's for sure and such innovation, but for me the Rolex Deepsea is more elegant.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Have you tried both and compared them 1:1 … You should! It’s likely that you think different thereafter…

[@x201t]

3:34 Shut up Rolex fanboys.

[@WatchAdvisor]

They do anyhow… that’s the art of diving time… 😉

[@x201t]

@@WatchAdvisor I know :-(

[@tvo6453]

I like the new Ultra Deep…wish is had a date function.

[@WatchAdvisor]

What for? If I may ask…

[@tvo6453]

@@WatchAdvisor I sign and date a lot of documents and still use my watch to quickly double check the date, since I travel a lot. Yes, I basically desk-dive with my diver watch, which has always been the case, having owned numerous subs, sea masters, SuperOceans…etc.

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@tvo6453 thanks for sharing!

[@rogerstrough3586]

Beautiful bezels and dials but the shape is very unfortunate. I prefer the Deepsea James Cameron. More elegant. This Omega is literally only for diving with Jacques Cousteau. Seamaster Yes, Deepsea No

[@WatchAdvisor]

In terms of wearability I don’t see any big difference… that’s more your very personal taste I suppose…

[@fugitive88888]

Omega please lume the numerals...and too big. But seriously lume the numerala

[@rossdonison4999]

The orange version has lumed numerals on the bezel.

[@WatchAdvisor]

We show it in the video….

[@garyboyle695]

Too big, it's a dive watch it's meant to be big so you can easily read it.

[@heavymetalboi]

Best watch-expert/journalist/reviewer and advisor on YT, outstanding content!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Wow 🤩 what a comment! I love it! Thank you 🙏🏻 very much!!!!!!

[@midas1929]

Most of the time I go no further than my bath tub. Great watch, but I have in a way still a soft spot for the Pro-Plof, as it is so different of all and special. As for Rolex vs Omega... most people in the real business just have a lot of respect for each other and good watches.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Respect in this context is a very good remark… thanks for sharing…

[@petersampson5202]

DEAR ALEXANDER, GOD BLESS YOU MY FRIEND. I AM VERY PROUD OF YOU AND VERY HAPPY FOR YOU. I HOPE ALL OF YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE. I HOPE YOU HAD THE BEST AND HAPPIEST CHRISTMAS OF YOUR ENTIRE LIFE. 🙏 SINCERELY PETER

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks Peter!

[@petersampson5202]

@@WatchAdvisor YOU ARE VERY ALEXANDER. I HOPE ALL OF YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE MY FRIEND. 🙏

[@evanhartwig2849]

Love this watch. It has such an amazing vibe to it that it is just something that really is completely unique. I find it interesting however that it does not have a helium escape valve - which is kind of like its own Omega signature. I remember reading about the swatch prototype going down to the bottom of the Mariana trench and being stuck there for like three days which is pretty insane just as a human technological feat the fact that they were able to bring it up from the bottom of the trench and still have the watch work afterwards like just absolutely crazy

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing! With modern technology applied there is no more need for a HE-valve…

[@danilom3166]

We're gonna need a bigger boat..

[@WatchAdvisor]

😜👍🏼

[@treasurecoastgypsy]

I don't quite understand, why ALL versions of this watch , are NOT designed and manufactured with Fully Lumed bezels. I believe, it's a mistake, as it would add, to the functionality, of such a extreme depth rated tool watch. Making better visibility possible in low light, and extreme conditions.

[@WatchAdvisor]

I would have done that too… but not only to add more functionality… I would have done it since it looks cool 😎…

[@off-roadingcars]

Great video, but where the heck are the watches? I ordered a titanium model 5 months ago and still nothing. The boutique says that the war in Ukraine is to blame, but i dont know. This is taking way too long. Omega should not have said these watches will be available in early fall 2022 when it looks more like spring 2023

[@WatchAdvisor]

Not only Omega has huge back orders … all the leading manufacturers have … the supply chain is the problem … and NOT the war in Ukraine

[@sinesaii]

Such a beautiful watch. I owned and loved the Bond Seamaster (and do not care for the current ceramic wave dial models). I love the NTTD, but the price seems silly to me. Perhaps I can grab a used one when the prices become more reasonable. That said, this model is beautiful. This looks so much better than the Deep Sea. That blue-black dial is so good. If they had that dial on a lower depth, thinner watch, I would be on the hunt for it

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and passion with us!

[@lins-barrosomarcusvalerio5888]

@watchadvisor, OMEGA should have done the Titanium version without date, but FOR SURE the Stainless Steel ones with a date. A watch must be a friendly daily toll and not just a luxurious item. ROLEX will still be for many years ahead the benchmark and it isn’t without a reason they offer a Submariner No Date and the more popular Submariner Date too.

[@WatchAdvisor]

I agree, the titanium version without date would have been it!

[@mre_1911]

No one can handle this bazel with gloves. I think its impossible. Greetings

[@WatchAdvisor]

Why can’t you handle this bezel with gloves? How can you know? You haven’t seen/touched the watch yet…

[@slapshot0074]

Ultra deep does nothing for me though I admire the tech.I would just like to see a thinner "regular" planet ocean.

[@WatchAdvisor]

There will once be a new Planet Ocean… maybe it will thinner…

[@heavymetalboi]

@@WatchAdvisor if that ever happens, im selling my 126610ln in a heartbeat and buying the PO:) love the Planet Ocean, just a tad to tall for my wrist in my opinion of course.

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@heavymetalboi thanks for sharing

[@searay2621]

This is so laughable that Rolex fanboys would ever accuse Omega of copying them when Omega has been around longer and is a better-quality brand that can do things far beyond Rolex. Rolex has never even made a tourbillon watch like Omega has, because they clearly can't! Rolex watches are very simple and not complex movements for the price they are charging. When you have people saying that virtually any watch Rolex makes, Omega has one as good or better for half the price, that is a problem for Rolex. The only category Rolex wins in, is over pricing. They manipulate the watch market and don't even sell retail watches. They make it impossible to get as if you are lucky to have one. Complete garbage that they make you buy other watches and crap you don't want just for a chance to purchase their trash. Oh and let's not forget that Omega released the Chrono-chime which absolutely leaves Rolex in the dust. Rolex might as well be a Casio brand compared to Omega.

[@WatchAdvisor]

I need to "protect" Rolex a bit! It is NOT Rolex, the independent acting Rolex ADs are the ones to literally destroy the good image of Rolex with their silly games they play with potential clients... Rolex, together with Omega, manufactures the BEST mass manufactured luxury watches. You can 1:1 compare the brands... Rolex is being artificially hyped, Omega not... That's the main difference...

[@sebastien6483]

Congratulations, Herr Kissling! well deserved! Alexander, an excellent presentation as you always produce.

[@WatchAdvisor]

I will forward your kind words to Greg… thank you!

[@chadlampe4026]

Oh, and Rolex’s answer WAS A BIT BIG.

[@WatchAdvisor]

🤣🙌🏻

[@chadlampe4026]

Titanium looks great on your wrist.

[@WatchAdvisor]

That’s on top the coolest one IMHO… The art of diving time!

[@danielmeier8321]

Yeah nice, another pointless iteration of an already pointless line in the first place. Make a midsize smp300 and sm300 and you will actually sell some units.

[@WatchAdvisor]

A “baby” Ultra Deep - yes! Good idea… Expect them to do come out with something like this soon…

[@davey2363]

I have yet (I’m 67) to meet a commercial diver who actually wears one of these type of watches. Every diver I have ever known just wears a cheap diving wrist watch; the usual 500m sort. Perhaps if one sits at a desk or doesn’t swim then this is the perfect choice…..🤣

[@sinjinadams2862]

It is kind of funny that these watches that were initially made for divers are no longer worn by divers even as they continue to design them to go deeper and deeper into the ocean.

[@davey2363]

@@sinjinadams2862 the same concept as the 4 x 4 owner that never goes off road. They live in London with a £100k vehicle but it never gets dirty….🤣

[@cestmoi2681]

I dive with mine

[@davey2363]

@@cestmoi2681 Good to hear……you are truly part of an elite then.

[@treykasia127]

I'm a former (ca.: 1990's) US Army Combat Diver. We used G-Shocks on our dive boards and I wore a Casio Pathfinder... then a Suunto Vector when those we're brand new. Now that I've been fortunate enough to afford finer man-made materials~ I still dive recreationally but with ridiculously over built, luxurious watches... for fun. It's a nice treat to do so. I agree, that most wrist wranglers are probably desk jockeys who don't know how to purge a regulator. But those are details best fleshed out over dinner conversation, with real stories vs. empty wrist candy. I've ordered this watch (white dial) back in April. And it will have stories.

[@phillippugh2161]

Alex is cracking me up O..mega steel 😂😂

[@WatchAdvisor]

O..mega steel 👍🏼🤣

[@phillippugh2161]

@@WatchAdvisor hahahah

[@tarquesh]

I see the watches at the Omega website, and i freeze at the white dial peace. What a surprise the watches shown by one of the best watch experts on you tube. I am a Omega fanboy, albeit i wear different watches from competitors. I will never go for a Rolex, so i am glad that Omega gets the flowers. Omegasteel is just so exotic, i am curious to get someday such a 6000 meter Seamaster. On rubber of course. The White dial and the one in orange are my cup of tea. It is a downside that there is no looking glass to see the movement shine, but i understand that the thickness would be a tower with it. The size is not small, albeit it give Omega the room to place a visible dial. Good you do not complain about the undirectionial bazel, because Omega did it for a good reason, safety.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing and your kind feedback!

[@anibaluriarte3676]

You are partially right Alexander. If we go further on that idea then all the Chinese copycats are justified. It is not good that Omega is following the success trend pioneered by Rolex. Omega is characterized by innovative new products with exquisite watches. And now what do they do? Rolex came out with the color series 41mms Omega after them, Deepsea come out Omega after them, and Daytona ceramic ---Speedmaster contoured after it. So that is the problem, not the fact that they cannot follow. Why follow, innovated something extraordinary. Already on the quality level, they are several times over Rolex.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Who copied whom? The way you describe it is that one could believe that Rolex invented everything and all other watch manufactures jus copy Rolex… That’s simply not the case! SORRY!

[@stevenuk]

really like them.... BUT.... I need a DATE !!!

[@WatchAdvisor]

really!?!?!

[@stevenuk]

@@WatchAdvisor personal perception but yes I look at the dial and think I need a date complication.

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@stevenuk Ok, I hear you…

[@robertlock6041]

These watches are an engineering marvel. Responding to some other comments, of course it's thick! It's designed for extreme depths. Of course it resembles other dive watches: the design requirements for a dive watch necessitate a common approach. Yes, it's extreme, but it should be able to handle any diving operation. It's like the Bugatti Chiron or the Bianchi Specialissima of the watch world. Thank you Alexander. 😊

[@WatchAdvisor]

Love your comment! I like your approach to the Ultra Deep and your positive view....