I love that you're the only watch nerd getting these frankly ridiculous watches in and giving them such high quality production and presentation. It's easy to tell that you do this stuff for YOU mainly, as well as intriguing audiences with pieces that aren't "normally covered". I certainly appreciate that your not making videos for clicks. Thanks dude - what a badass watch that ultra deep is!
I have an Ultra Deep! The same exact one. I was torn between the titanium and the steel. I love the way the titanium looks better but I hate, like you said, how you can't put a bracelet on it...just nato straps. It's a chunk but it's super comfortable. I always thought it was a unique watch but was never in the market for it. After figuring out the hard way that I would not be getting my holy grail watch, a Rolex 126622, and after now boycotting Rolex, I opted for the Omega. I couldn't be any happier. I have a small wrist and it fits surprisingly well.
I tried the orange version on recently and I was shocked at how much smaller it looked on wrist to what I was expecting. The steel looks fabulous and the fine chamfered edges on the bracelet are extremely well done.
Good video! Ps. DSV stands for diving support vessel. The divers stay on board in their saturation chamber their entire trip where they stay under pressure and go up and down to their worksite in what's called a bell. Fun fact, DSVs also have hyperbaric lifeboats, so the divers can stay pressurized if they have to abandon ship for whatever emergency. Keep up the good work!
You were supposed to tell me this was totally impractical, a fool's errand, and yet here we are...hovering over the "add to cart" button. So much for being the voice of reasonability.
Awesome video. I have the same hate-like for several similarly weird unnecessary pieces. (Aren’t they all). Really surprised the UV light Easter egg didn’t make the video though. I’m sure there’s many many jokes in that.
I've tried this watch on a couple times lately and the temptation is growing despite its price. Solid, simple (no useless "complications", and no date to fiddle with, thank God!), tough & durable. That the titanium model can only be worn with NATO straps (I hate them), plus the fact that it has no crown guards, knocks titanium out of the race in my case. But the steel version is not too heavy if you're used to wearing large, heavy strainless steel diver's watches. Only real downside: For wearers of long-sleeve dress shirts it's impracticably thick. Otherwise, this watch is beautiful but straightforward, always readable and simply very practical. Mainly because it's so rock solid... not because anyone expects to go down 6000 meters and come back alive.
Great video, photography…cinematography? And what a beautiful watch. Omega is finally on the right track with aesthetics….now, if they could just make a BB54-like version. Yeah, I could part with a kidney for that.
Honestly as much as I love the wave dial on the SMP300 it makes the dial way too busy. Make it 40mm diameter, 13mm thick, 48mm lug to lug, remove the sea wave, give options for date/no date, and offer a number of colours and BOOM
@@stevestifler4693 no, a watch that has good enough proportions to be worn by ANYONE, not just people with 7" wrists There are so many other design aspects of the SMP300 which will keep it differentiated from the Sub, your comment is reductionist
Havent tried this on, but you rock it. I was shocked at how much I liked the wearing experience of the planet ocean 39.5 over the seamaster 300. Omega definitely has more than the SM300
I agree its very wearable, my wrist is about 6 and 3/4 and it wears well on it. I have it on the rubber strap as the bracelet model was sold out and considering I paid 40% less than rrp I'm not complaining
It truly is pretty. When making their new record-breaking diver, I feel like Rolex completely forgot to make something actually good looking or even remotely wearable in the persuit of being top dog. This watch is so much more appealing.
Great review. I have a cal 8500 with the jump hour. I really like setting time. Date can be annoying though. Especially if I don't wear it for a while. With a long power reserve though it doesn't happen much.
This seems better designed that the 300M. I own a blue dial Seamaster 300M and a 41mm black dial Tag Heuer Aquaracer and I find myself reaching for my Tag more often. While my 300M has a gorgeous blue ceramic dial, that's where the fun ends. Granted it has the micro adjust that I find very useful throughout the day but two big problems I find are the weight and the massive clasp. The 42mm size just barely fits my 6.5 inch wrist and I'm always aware of the weight of the watch on my wrist. The large clasp means a large area for scratches and fewer links to go around my wrist robbing me of the pleasure of admiring the bracelet. I find the non-tapering bracelet ok but I don't care for the helium escape valve and the tiny date window. For all the crap that Tag receives, their Aquaracer is sensibly proportioned, has a decent sized clasp, a magnified date window, lovely matt finished steel bracelet and feels substantial but not so heavy that I'm always aware of it when I wear the watch.
I also find it so ridiculous that I actually like it! Sadly, or luckily, depends how you look at it, my wrist can fit 36,923 times into that depth rating so I can't pull it off 😢
The water pressure at a depth of 6000 mtrs is eq to 47450 Newtons/sq inch on the watch face, and that pressure is also eq to a waterfall pressure from a height of 593 mtrs … this clearly implies that such a Watch is fully capable of withstanding pressure of a crushing 100ft Seawave and/or a Shockwave of 194dB in real life .. thus the Watch is fully justified for its construction . . !!!
I have the Avenger 2 Seawolf which has the same measurements and it is a beefy watch. On my 7.5 wrist it fits much better on a strap than bracelet b/c the bracelet makes the thing way too top heavy. I imagine this must be the same. But this is such a good looking piece tho!
Actually, Seiko was the first to make a saturation diver without the need of a HE valve. And basically all Seiko/GS divers with a rating above 300m have this feature. It's called an "L" shaped gasket.
Dude I love your videos, can you let me know/drop a link in the description for the awesome synthwave tracks you're using for your intro/outro? Cheers!
Fun review Evan! Loving all the on-wrist shots! Hope all is well and still would love to get you a watch to checkout! We are about to release some super fun new projects that I think you will enjoy, as well as have some others in the works. As always, just say the word and we'll make it happen! Thanks for your support! All the best, Ben
For the same money, I’d get the deep sea because it looks better, as far as depth, it’s like having two cars - one goes 225mph and one goes 210mph, you’ll never get that fast so what’s the other factors…
All throughout this video all I could think about was the sound this watch would make when I hit it on a door frame. Maybe with Omega-steel the watch would be okay but I don't think I would be okay. I'd have emotional problems after that. For instance, _why do I need this watch_ and _what am I worrying about_ and _are my thoughts really in italics?_
I’m not a diver, and you’re a smart guy, but at 100 feet per day, decompression time at a depth rating of 20,000 feet is very simply 200 days, not 1600.
I just dont see the point of this watch the deepest a human could theoretically go is 1000m for saturation diving but for practical purposes they don't go beyond 300m. I rather they lighten the watch for a practclie depth so its easier to wear. A 200 mph Ferrari might not be practical but I can at least you can use it at a track (although who bothers when there's plenty of highway available). I feel like they just made these for guys like James camron or people who've don't the titanic sub dive.
So you were wrong in your initial opinion? There are a lot things more pointless in a watch. Nobody actually uses a chronograph. Compass bezel is the most pointless. You could always get a Rolex Deepsea if you want something more wearable ; )
This watch is based off such a laughable concept. But, considering how laughable mechanical wrist watches that cost more than $20 are, it fits right in.
Look how amazing a planet ocean looks without a manual helium escape valve!
so true!!
Yeah because it looks like a Sea Dweller homage lol that's a beautiful watch!
Don't hate. Embrace 😊
And no date! Imagine if they made a PO 300m with the 8912 and no He valve... Yummy!
the helium escape valve is here to stay. it's iconic. Omega's cyclop from Rolex. who else has that?
I love that you're the only watch nerd getting these frankly ridiculous watches in and giving them such high quality production and presentation. It's easy to tell that you do this stuff for YOU mainly, as well as intriguing audiences with pieces that aren't "normally covered". I certainly appreciate that your not making videos for clicks. Thanks dude - what a badass watch that ultra deep is!
I'm glad my weird passion is coming through. Also, sorry.
FINALLY….a watch I can wear in the shower.
better take it off just to be safe
CAREFUL THE SOAP WILL DISSOLVE THE WATCH AND CREATE A BLACK HOLE
Is this a joke?? You can't wear watches in the water everyone knows that. Also make sure to service it every 6 months.
Nope, no….
Still cant swim with it. Maybe someday a brand will come up with a watch you can submerge in the pool
I have an Ultra Deep! The same exact one. I was torn between the titanium and the steel. I love the way the titanium looks better but I hate, like you said, how you can't put a bracelet on it...just nato straps. It's a chunk but it's super comfortable. I always thought it was a unique watch but was never in the market for it. After figuring out the hard way that I would not be getting my holy grail watch, a Rolex 126622, and after now boycotting Rolex, I opted for the Omega. I couldn't be any happier. I have a small wrist and it fits surprisingly well.
Finally a watch I’d feel safe walking through the rain in
I tried the orange version on recently and I was shocked at how much smaller it looked on wrist to what I was expecting. The steel looks fabulous and the fine chamfered edges on the bracelet are extremely well done.
The Ploprof is such a beautiful watch. Will hopefully add it to my collection in the next couple of years
Honestly an incredible watch. I'd buy it if I could afford it. Cheers.
Good video!
Ps.
DSV stands for diving support vessel.
The divers stay on board in their saturation chamber their entire trip where they stay under pressure and go up and down to their worksite in what's called a bell.
Fun fact, DSVs also have hyperbaric lifeboats, so the divers can stay pressurized if they have to abandon ship for whatever emergency.
Keep up the good work!
Love your videos. Very entertaining and your humor is right up my alley. Oh and this watch is awesome
You were supposed to tell me this was totally impractical, a fool's errand, and yet here we are...hovering over the "add to cart" button. So much for being the voice of reasonability.
I love this channel especially the subtle humor
Yeah, me too! It’s the best thing, the part when Ewan uses Helium to change the pitch of his voice hahahaha. Who does that???? Ewan, that is who.
Loved the decompression explanation 👌
Awesome video. I have the same hate-like for several similarly weird unnecessary pieces. (Aren’t they all). Really surprised the UV light Easter egg didn’t make the video though. I’m sure there’s many many jokes in that.
I prefer the ploprof I think that’s an awesome watch. I used to own a seadweller which is also very nice
I've tried this watch on a couple times lately and the temptation is growing despite its price. Solid, simple (no useless "complications", and no date to fiddle with, thank God!), tough & durable. That the titanium model can only be worn with NATO straps (I hate them), plus the fact that it has no crown guards, knocks titanium out of the race in my case. But the steel version is not too heavy if you're used to wearing large, heavy strainless steel diver's watches. Only real downside: For wearers of long-sleeve dress shirts it's impracticably thick. Otherwise, this watch is beautiful but straightforward, always readable and simply very practical. Mainly because it's so rock solid... not because anyone expects to go down 6000 meters and come back alive.
One feels it when you really like a watch, and not just having fun with it! (I like it too in the same way I like the Seiko MM300.)
This video makes me want to buy this watch to never wear, but always look at. Lovely.
Such a quaint little watch. ❤
Congratulations on daring to show us the scratches on the clasp of your Ploprof. I admire your videos, too!
Love the you’re terrific t-shirts, great quality and fit. Lots of funny questions from people who see them. 😎
At first I was expecting you to say o-mega steel with a sound effect only to be proven wrong and then immediately after proven right. Happy you did
the Deep Sea Killer ! I wish they had a titanium bracelet model😏
Great video, photography…cinematography? And what a beautiful watch. Omega is finally on the right track with aesthetics….now, if they could just make a BB54-like version. Yeah, I could part with a kidney for that.
Honestly as much as I love the wave dial on the SMP300 it makes the dial way too busy. Make it 40mm diameter, 13mm thick, 48mm lug to lug, remove the sea wave, give options for date/no date, and offer a number of colours and BOOM
All I am going to say @@TheVeeginator is 165.024.
@@TheVeeginatorso, a Submariner?
@@stevestifler4693 no, a watch that has good enough proportions to be worn by ANYONE, not just people with 7" wrists
There are so many other design aspects of the SMP300 which will keep it differentiated from the Sub, your comment is reductionist
Havent tried this on, but you rock it. I was shocked at how much I liked the wearing experience of the planet ocean 39.5 over the seamaster 300. Omega definitely has more than the SM300
I agree its very wearable, my wrist is about 6 and 3/4 and it wears well on it. I have it on the rubber strap as the bracelet model was sold out and considering I paid 40% less than rrp I'm not complaining
Will it fit under a cuff?
@@AcmeRocket depends how tight the cuff is I have had no issues
@@AcmeRocket probably not. but it ain't a dress watch
Yes, a wizard’s robe cuff.
@@michaelriera6277 😂
It truly is pretty. When making their new record-breaking diver, I feel like Rolex completely forgot to make something actually good looking or even remotely wearable in the persuit of being top dog. This watch is so much more appealing.
Omega made a watch that u can wear and Rolex made a clock
Omega has made a watch I can never use for its intended purpose while at the same time making me "need" to have one.
I have a first gen planet ocean 45.5 mm. I swear it looked half as thick as this one lol. Good looking watch though!!
It looks really good. I think it needs a large wrist, not for the width or lug-to-lug, but for the depth.
Great review. I have a cal 8500 with the jump hour. I really like setting time. Date can be annoying though. Especially if I don't wear it for a while. With a long power reserve though it doesn't happen much.
I owned this watch. It was just too much. Now I wish they made this exact watch but 12 MM thick, and 150 M water resistant. Please Omega, please.
this is sacrilegious, but i wish the regular seamaster looked like this
This seems better designed that the 300M. I own a blue dial Seamaster 300M and a 41mm black dial Tag Heuer Aquaracer and I find myself reaching for my Tag more often.
While my 300M has a gorgeous blue ceramic dial, that's where the fun ends. Granted it has the micro adjust that I find very useful throughout the day but two big problems I find are the weight and the massive clasp. The 42mm size just barely fits my 6.5 inch wrist and I'm always aware of the weight of the watch on my wrist. The large clasp means a large area for scratches and fewer links to go around my wrist robbing me of the pleasure of admiring the bracelet. I find the non-tapering bracelet ok but I don't care for the helium escape valve and the tiny date window.
For all the crap that Tag receives, their Aquaracer is sensibly proportioned, has a decent sized clasp, a magnified date window, lovely matt finished steel bracelet and feels substantial but not so heavy that I'm always aware of it when I wear the watch.
It looks like a winner that will just plough through the complaints.
I also find it so ridiculous that I actually like it!
Sadly, or luckily, depends how you look at it, my wrist can fit 36,923 times into that depth rating so I can't pull it off 😢
Now I gotta bust out my calculator.
Same size here... try one on, you might be surprised at how not-ridiculous it looks.
Dude is making the best videos in the watch game
Well I don’t know about that.
The water pressure at a depth of 6000 mtrs is eq to 47450 Newtons/sq inch on the watch face, and that pressure is also eq to a waterfall pressure from a height of 593 mtrs …
this clearly implies that such a Watch is fully capable of withstanding pressure of a crushing 100ft Seawave and/or a Shockwave of 194dB in real life ..
thus the Watch is fully justified for its construction . . !!!
The He valve is actually for the bath you'll take in the secondary market
This watch mostly makes me wish that they made a planet ocean without a date. And that I could afford one.
I laughed before you speak in your helium voice, the anticipation makes me laugh 😂
Extra everything is good 👍!
Oh my... I wish they made this complete with its bracelet out of platinum+tantalum. A statement piece, armor for the wrist and a fatal blunt weapon.
Now do a whole video with the helium voice next. Please and thanks.
And after that: nitrous.
I have the Avenger 2 Seawolf which has the same measurements and it is a beefy watch. On my 7.5 wrist it fits much better on a strap than bracelet b/c the bracelet makes the thing way too top heavy. I imagine this must be the same. But this is such a good looking piece tho!
You absolutely do not need to set the hours and minutes separately. 🤣
The jump hour function is just there if you want to travel.
It's true, but setting the hours and minutes together is very slow on these movements. Takes many rotations.
@@YoureTerrificset the minute hand first and then set the jumping houre, it's faster than the traditional movements.
Good to know I'm not the only person to play disc golf in luxury watches haha. We are not alone
Love your videos. Another great one.
Actually, Seiko was the first to make a saturation diver without the need of a HE valve. And basically all Seiko/GS divers with a rating above 300m have this feature. It's called an "L" shaped gasket.
What a massive tough watch! I would be totally afraid of scratching it…
Im thinking of getting the summer blue varient and my main concern is the weight. Its a hefty watch ro say the least
Great review man
The humor was on point
Be different wear a big ass watch!
Dude I love your videos, can you let me know/drop a link in the description for the awesome synthwave tracks you're using for your intro/outro? Cheers!
Not as ridiculous as the Rolex Deepsea Challenge. The omega size is wearable
You knew we would all look at James Cameron's watch!
Fun review Evan! Loving all the on-wrist shots! Hope all is well and still would love to get you a watch to checkout! We are about to release some super fun new projects that I think you will enjoy, as well as have some others in the works. As always, just say the word and we'll make it happen! Thanks for your support!
All the best,
Ben
what a beautiful beast
*Invicta has entered the chat*
Stunning! ❤❤❤
Tell us how you really feel about the helium escape valve.
I feel like a dermatologist should remove it with a laser.
That thing is so big, it has it's own armed robbers that orbit in the street.
It is quite compact given the specs. The Rolex challenge watch is way bigger and thicker.
Dear Omega, Please use this design for a regular Seamaster. Lume the arabics, NO FAUXTINA, and I'll prolly buy one.
3:56 it’s NOT “ugly” at all. But hey you do you buddy.
Have you tried the James Cameron? Would love to know your take between these two as I own a JC and between the two they seem fairly similar.
Handsome watch
So this doesn’t need a helium escape valve but the 300m does?
I have the platinum version of this watch on leather.
And strong enough to be used as a hockey puck in case of emergency.
I WANT ONE
Hope Mrs. Terrific is doing well please tell her I said hi
Now imagine the planet ocean 39.5mm with no helium escape valve
Gladly
Yes! I had that watch and really loved the look minus the HE and the thickness. Ended up selling it.
🎉🎉🎉 SEVEN INCH WRIST 🎉🎉🎉
I don’t own this watch, but if I did, I’d sell it.
Yes, I'll take one, in proper man size thanks!
For the same money, I’d get the deep sea because it looks better, as far as depth, it’s like having two cars - one goes 225mph and one goes 210mph, you’ll never get that fast so what’s the other factors…
All throughout this video all I could think about was the sound this watch would make when I hit it on a door frame.
Maybe with Omega-steel the watch would be okay but I don't think I would be okay. I'd have emotional problems after that. For instance, _why do I need this watch_ and _what am I worrying about_ and _are my thoughts really in italics?_
What do you mean "you have to set the hours and minutes separately"? Aint nobody forcing you to use that jump hour. Just set it like a normal watch 😅
I like almost everything about it, it just needs to be seriously flattened out to 10/11 mm.
Only Men need apply to wear it , love it and dont bitch about how big and thick this Cool watch is!!
I wonder why they didn't make them in ceramic to save weight. Maybe it couldn't reach those depths no one can reach?
Honestly I rarely go deeper than 300 meters when naked snorkelling.
Does it come in 36mm?
Subways can be tough...
Compare this to SEIKO King Turtle.
Decompressing from 20,000 feet at 100 feet per day is 200 days, not 1,600.
How are you the first person to correct me and how did I mess up that easy math so terribly? I must have converted to wrist lengths somehow.
I’m not a diver, and you’re a smart guy, but at 100 feet per day, decompression time at a depth rating of 20,000 feet is very simply 200 days, not 1600.
I just dont see the point of this watch the deepest a human could theoretically go is 1000m for saturation diving but for practical purposes they don't go beyond 300m. I rather they lighten the watch for a practclie depth so its easier to wear. A 200 mph Ferrari might not be practical but I can at least you can use it at a track (although who bothers when there's plenty of highway available). I feel like they just made these for guys like James camron or people who've don't the titanic sub dive.
Well how are you supposed to go treasrue hunting at the bottom of the ocean if the watch isn't resistant to magnets. lol
So deep, so deep. Put my bank account to sleep.
Buuuut…can it withstand the depth of my desk though?
Lol! Best comment
Fuuuuucccckkkk! This thing is so much cooler than the Rolex seadweller. It’s just dummy cool!!…and dummy thiccc🤣
Your left arm is now swole AF.. nice watch though
So you were wrong in your initial opinion?
There are a lot things more pointless in a watch.
Nobody actually uses a chronograph.
Compass bezel is the most pointless.
You could always get a Rolex Deepsea if you want something more wearable ; )
This watch is based off such a laughable concept. But, considering how laughable mechanical wrist watches that cost more than $20 are, it fits right in.
Too expensive... otherwise it s a good alternative to the rolex deepsea
First!
There’s a 38mm version now……
How tall? If too tall the proportions can be way off.
@@michaelriera6277 I meant 39.5. It’s 14mm thick. Considering the dept rh rating that’s not bad.
Lol
Meh
Why would anyone buy this junk over the SD 43 Anniversary
Yeah, but can I wear it in the shower?