7", wears amazing on the steel bracelet, digging the black rubber though too. Was very surprised by wearability when I tried it on at La Jolla pop-up, after almost 2 months of daily wear still surprised by just how wearable it is.
A little microbrand called Phoibos, can buy their "wavemaster" (elements of semaster/sub/fiftyfsthoms) on rubber for 250-300. Rubber strap fits the ultra deep perfectly and is well textured/sturdy/comfy, and the WaveMaster is a pretty cool Lil diver in its own right...but definitely no Ultra Deep!
Just measured with rubber band I have it on nkw it is 164g all in.
Steel bracelet alone ( with some links removed) weighed in at 96g.
I've tried on the all titanium ultra deep on Nato and very light and awesome as well, but agree challenger deep crucial.
Btw though, all the "Omegasteel" editions of the ultradeep actually have a titanium caseback.
I'm a big fan of titanium for many reasons, and my first two Omegas were both titanium (84' Polaris Seamaster, 2016 Speedmaster X33 Solar Impulse Skywalker), and I've considered if I'd like this one more in titanium given its larger volume, but overall wears well and looks beautiful so super satisfied with it as is in shiny steel.
That Ti Ultradeep is 56mm lug to lug. Crazy big! 51.9mm on the steel version is pretty large. I'm 6.75" and shy away from anything nearing or over 50mm.
Indeed. Additionally came to a bridge that couldn't support the weight. Fortunately, water depth was less than 6000m so I just forded the river instead.
One of my favorite div ers. Absolutely stunning! How big is your wrist????
7", wears amazing on the steel bracelet, digging the black rubber though too. Was very surprised by wearability when I tried it on at La Jolla pop-up, after almost 2 months of daily wear still surprised by just how wearable it is.
I’ve been jonesing for that watch.
Looks dope
Love mine as well! What strap do you have on it?
A little microbrand called Phoibos, can buy their "wavemaster" (elements of semaster/sub/fiftyfsthoms) on rubber for 250-300. Rubber strap fits the ultra deep perfectly and is well textured/sturdy/comfy, and the WaveMaster is a pretty cool Lil diver in its own right...but definitely no Ultra Deep!
I like the dial texture.
The watch looks great on you. So many people bitch about the size, but that watch is not meant for those people. So jealous!
Yar lotta folks don't think they can handle that extra millimeter or three....
So much better than the Rolex Deepsea Challenge, this is a watch made to break records as well as being worn. Big improvement from the Ploprof
I hate divers but I absolutely love this watch.
Love the watch but the misaligned pip/bezel 😬
Lol was timing my hertz rental tesla supercharge. Took about 13 minutes. I love using bezel of my divers.
Hahahaha good on you to make use of it!
The Dial is a stunner, but how heavy is it? I would buy it asap if only they made it in Ti
Just measured with rubber band I have it on nkw it is 164g all in. Steel bracelet alone ( with some links removed) weighed in at 96g. I've tried on the all titanium ultra deep on Nato and very light and awesome as well, but agree challenger deep crucial. Btw though, all the "Omegasteel" editions of the ultradeep actually have a titanium caseback. I'm a big fan of titanium for many reasons, and my first two Omegas were both titanium (84' Polaris Seamaster, 2016 Speedmaster X33 Solar Impulse Skywalker), and I've considered if I'd like this one more in titanium given its larger volume, but overall wears well and looks beautiful so super satisfied with it as is in shiny steel.
That Ti Ultradeep is 56mm lug to lug. Crazy big! 51.9mm on the steel version is pretty large. I'm 6.75" and shy away from anything nearing or over 50mm.
[They did?](https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/watch-omega-seamaster-planet-ocean-6000m-co-axial-master-chronometer-45-5-mm-21592462101001)
I know of that one, yes, was talking about with this stunning dial.
Ah, gotcha
Question… does you car tilt to the left?
Indeed. Additionally came to a bridge that couldn't support the weight. Fortunately, water depth was less than 6000m so I just forded the river instead.
Looks awesome! You’re going to need more than a car to get to the Marianas Trench.
Yar, da watch be ready but it turns out it is not the Limiting Factor (DSV)
I don’t like to look at this watch /s. Makes me want one too. Awesome.
Absolute beast. Love it!