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Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Buyer's Guide

Updated October 23, 2026 · Checked against the sources listed below

The Seamaster Planet Ocean is Omega's high-water-resistance dive line, rated to 600 m or more. Omega introduced it in 2005 and has changed sizes and movements several times since. On eBay you'll see several generations side by side, so the reference number matters.

The current range

Omega's current Planet Ocean catalog has three groups:

Planet Ocean 600M, 42 mm

  • Reference example: 217.30.42.21.01.001 (steel on steel).
  • 13.79 mm thick.
  • Calibre 8912, self-winding, 60-hour power reserve.
  • Master Chronometer certified, approved by METAS, resistant to magnetic fields up to 15,000 gauss.
  • Ceramic bezel with an enamel diving scale and a grade 5 titanium caseback.
  • 600 m water resistance.

Planet Ocean 600M GMT Worldtimer, 45.5 mm

  • Reference example: 215.92.46.22.01.006, in black ceramic.
  • Calibre 8938, self-winding, with a worldtimer.
  • Sapphire caseback, 600 m water resistance.

Planet Ocean 6000M Ultra Deep, 45.5 mm

  • Reference example: 215.30.46.21.03.001, in O-MEGASTEEL. Titanium versions are also listed.
  • 18.12 mm thick.
  • Calibre 8912.
  • 6,000 m water resistance, certified for saturation diving under ISO 6425:2018.

In 2019, three experimental Ultra Deep watches survived a dive to 10,928 m in the Mariana Trench, during the Five Deeps Expedition.

Older references you'll see on eBay

Omega's site still has pages for some Planet Ocean references that are no longer available. These all have a helium escape valve and 600 m water resistance:

Reference Size Movement
232.30.42.21.01.001 42 mm Omega 8500
215.30.44.21.01.001 43.5 mm Omega 8900, Master Chronometer
215.30.40.20.01.001 39.5 mm Omega 8800, Master Chronometer

Omega's 2025 redesign cut the 42 mm case to 13.79 mm and removed the helium escape valve. A 42 mm Planet Ocean with a valve is from before 2025.

Functions

Over the years the Planet Ocean has come in three main types:

  • Date: the standard three-hand diver.
  • GMT: a second time zone. The current GMT Worldtimer adds a world-time display.
  • Chronograph.

All of them are rated to at least 600 m. The 6000M Ultra Deep is a separate, deeper-rated model with a domed sapphire crystal and an 18.12 mm thick case.

The James Bond references

These Planet Ocean references were worn in Bond films:

  • Casino Royale (2006): 2900.50.91
  • Quantum of Solace (2008): 2201.50.00
  • Skyfall (2012): 232.30.42.21.01.001

How to compare listings

  • Get the full reference. Search it on omegawatches.com. Some references that are no longer available still have spec pages there.
  • Match the movement to the reference. An 8500, 8800, 8900 and 8912 are different generations.
  • Check the size. The references in this guide come in 39.5, 42, 43.5 and 45.5 mm.
  • Helium escape valve or not. The older references above have one. The 2025 42 mm model does not.
  • Case material. Steel, titanium, O-MEGASTEEL and ceramic versions exist.
  • Warranty papers. Omega says its watches are delivered with a 5-year warranty. Ask whether the card or e-warranty transfers with the watch.
  • Service history for older references.
  • The return policy, so you can have the watch checked after delivery.

The listings below show current eBay asking prices. They are not valuations.

Questions

When did the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean come out?

Omega introduced the Planet Ocean in 2005.

How water resistant is the Planet Ocean?

Planet Ocean 600M models are rated to 600 m. The Planet Ocean 6000M Ultra Deep is rated to 6,000 m.

Does the Planet Ocean have a helium escape valve?

Earlier references, such as the 42 mm 232.30.42.21.01.001 and the 43.5 mm 215.30.44.21.01.001, have one. Omega removed it in the 2025 redesign.

What movement is in the current Planet Ocean 600M?

The current 42 mm Planet Ocean 600M uses the Omega 8912, a self-winding Co-Axial Master Chronometer calibre with a 60-hour power reserve.

What is 'أوميغا سيماستر بلانيت أوشن'?

It is Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean written in Arabic script, the same watch line covered in this guide.

References in our catalog

Current listings on eBay

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Sources

  1. omegawatches.com: Planet Ocean debuted in 2005; current range of 600M 42 mm, 600M GMT Worldtimer 45.5 mm and 6000M 45.5 mm; steel, black ceramic, O-MEGASTEEL and titanium cases
  2. omegawatches.com: 217.30.42.21.01.001: 42 mm, 13.79 mm thick, steel, ceramic bezel with enamel diving scale, grade 5 titanium caseback, self-winding Co-Axial Master Chronometer calibre 8912, 60-hour power reserve, 600 m, METAS approved, 15,000 gauss, 5-year warranty
  3. omegawatches.com: 215.30.46.21.03.001: 45.5 mm, 18.12 mm thick, domed sapphire crystal, O-MEGASTEEL, calibre 8912, 6,000 m, meets ISO 6425:2018 for saturation divers' watches; all Omega watches delivered with a 5-year warranty
  4. omegawatches.com: 215.92.46.22.01.006: 45.5 mm black ceramic, self-winding calibre 8938 with worldtimer, 600 m, sapphire caseback, 5-year warranty
  5. omegawatches.com: 232.30.42.21.01.001: 42 mm steel, calibre 8500, helium escape valve, 600 m, no longer available
  6. omegawatches.com: 215.30.44.21.01.001: 43.5 mm steel, calibre 8900 Master Chronometer, helium escape valve, 600 m, no longer available
  7. omegawatches.com: 215.30.40.20.01.001: 39.5 mm steel, calibre 8800 Master Chronometer, helium escape valve, 600 m, no longer available
  8. en.wikipedia.org: Planet Ocean versions with date, GMT and chronograph functions, all rated to at least 600 m; three experimental Ultra Deep watches survived a 2019 dive to 10,928 m in the Mariana Trench; 2025 redesign cut thickness to 13.79 mm and removed the helium escape valve; Planet Ocean references 2900.50.91 (Casino Royale, 2006), 2201.50.00 (Quantum of Solace, 2008), 232.30.42.21.01.001 (Skyfall, 2012)
  9. en.wikipedia.org: The Limiting Factor dive to 10,928 m in the Challenger Deep, Mariana Trench, in 2019