Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M Chronograph ETNZ "Deep Black" 215.92.46.51.01.003

This 45.5 mm tribute to the defenders of the 37th America’s Cup blends the deepest black with the turquoise of the Emirates Team New Zealand logo.

Complementing the black ceramic case is a unidirectional bezel in brushed black ceramic with white enamel diving scale and triangle-framed dot at 12, which includes white Super-LumiNova to emit a green glow in the dark.

On the matt ceramic dial, OMEGA has included a nod to pre-race protocol with a COUNTDOWN INDICATOR at 3 o’clock complete with flagged START. The indicator’s hand and subdial ring are in ETNZ logo turquoise, along with the minute track, number 12 and central seconds chronograph hand with America's Cup trophy counterwatch_case_weight. OMEGA has also included the colour on the rings of the brushed black ceramic pushers, the HE on the helium escape valve and the OMEGA logo on the crown.

As a salute to the kiwi crew, the NAIAD LOCK caseback has an Emirates Team New Zealand logo with turquoise fern and white lettering. A black and turquoise structured rubber strap with turquoise stitching and black ceramic clasp fixes the race-ready watch to the wrist, while OMEGA’s Master Chronometer Calibre 9900 provides the power.

The tribute to the kiwi crew incudes a special presentation box in Emirates Team New Zealand colours.

Reference: 215.92.46.51.01.003

Dated: 2023

MSRP: $15,000

Bracelet: Nylon/rubber strap with ceramic deployant

Case: 45.5mm x 18.99mm thickness x 52.4mm lug to lug - Black Ceramic

Lug Width: 22mm

Movement: Omega 9900 - Automatic

Functions: HMS, Chronograph, Regatta Timing, Date, Helium Escape Valve, Time Zone Function

Box and Papers: Inner/Outer box, and warranty card

Crystal: Sapphire

Bracelet size: 7.65”

Case has no wear. Strap has no wear. dial, hands, and crystal have no wear. Caseback has a mark. Runs within spec.

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