When it was introduced in 2005, many of us might not have realized at the time, but we were privy to a front-row seat of the launch of what would soon become a proper modern dive watch icon.
Flash-forward twenty years, the boys are here to embark on their first big deep dive into two decades of the Planet Ocean, calling out subtle differences in Co-Axial movement tech, aesthetic and design changes, and what they hope the platform could become for 2025 and beyond.
As always, you can reach the boys for questions and comments at podcast@topperjewelers.com. Thanks for your support, and thanks for listening!
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• Russ: @russcaplan
• Rob: @robcaplan_topper
• Zach: @zachxryj
Wrist check, topics, and watches discussed on this week's episode:
- Rob: Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 39.5 'Summer Blue'
- Russ: Omega Seamaster Diver 300m
- Zach: Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Liquid Metal LE
- New Grand Seiko 'Sekki' references in Ever-Brilliant Stainless Steel
- Zenith Chronomaster Revival "Cover Girl" in forged carbon
- The Essential Guide to the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean, by Bilal Khan on ablogtowatch
- Founder of parkour Sebastien Foucan in Casino Royale
- Visual and timekeeping differences between Co-Axial Calibre 2500b, 2500c, and 2500d movements
- Everything you need to know about how the Co-Axial escapement works
- Omega Speedmaster Split Seconds 'Rattrapante' Limited Edition (2010)
- The original Planet Ocean Documentary by Yann Arthus-Bertrand
- Platinum Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean with an orange bezel
- Brushed silver and khaki-dialed Seamaster Planet Ocean 8900 Boutique Exclusives
...Oh, and By the way:
- Rob: Stream White Lotus Season 3 (Thailand) on HBO Max
- Zach: Everyday carry: Anso Aros folding pocket knife
- Russ: Hotly anticipating high-end skiing vaporware
