Only one watch in history claims the world’s first black ceramic bezel fused with orange rubber. Bold enough for a villain’s yacht yet refined for the boardroom, this Planet Ocean brings energy ordinary black divers lack. Collectors seeking to stand out from look-alike black divers will feel right at home here.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Set against deep black ceramic, the dial swallows light while orange numerals spark across it like embers. Framed by razor-brushed flats and mirror-polished bevels, the case catches light at every turn of the wrist. Wrapped in structured black rubber with racing-style orange stitching and lining, the strap feels like a supercar interior.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date, and dive timing. Driven by the METAS-certified Co-Axial Calibre 8900 visible through the sapphire back, it shrugs off 15,000 gauss with 600m water resistance and a 60-hour power reserve. Unscrew the crown at 3 o’clock, wind it ~30 times, and pull to position one to jump the hour hand and quick-set the date to yesterday. Advance the hour hand until today’s date flips over to set your time, pull to position two to adjust minutes, and screw the crown back down tight. Rotate the unidirectional bezel counterclockwise to track dive time, while securing the 10 o’clock helium escape valve for saturation decompression.

Comes as a complete set, double-boxed with an operating instructions booklet, Master Chronometer card, international warranty card, pictogram card, and card holder.

Born in 2005 to honor Omega’s maritime legacy, the Planet Ocean earned respect on the silver screen and in the deep sea. Now officially retired, this 43.5mm model in iconic black and orange has quietly become an unobtainable closed chapter. For the collector who demands presence, precision, and a standout color story, the search ends here.