Alpha Planet Ocean automatic watch 922C, dark · orange · steel · historical reviewer 922C
Planet Ocean automatic watch 922C, dark · orange · steel · historical reviewer 922C

Alpha Planet Ocean automatic watch 922C

A homage of the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean

about £92 €107.44, seen 2 Oct

At Alpha 1993 storefront, in stock on 2 Oct. For the Planet Ocean automatic watch, ref. 922C (2) version.

Size
Width not listed yet
Movement
Seagull TY2806
Look
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Against the Seamaster Planet Ocean

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 215.30.44.21.04.00143.5Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 215.30.44.21.04.001
Alpha Planet Ocean automatic watch 922C40 mm placeholderAlpha Planet Ocean automatic watch 922C

Width unknown for one or both watches. The 40 mm placeholder does not show their true relative size. Photo proportions stay unchanged. Perspective and lug length can differ.

Case width unknown. Shown with a 40 mm placeholder.
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 215.30.44.21.04.001 photo: 215.30.44.21.04.001. Alpha Planet Ocean automatic watch 922C photo: dark · orange · steel · historical reviewer 922C.

The Omega drawn is the 215.30.44.21.04.001.

  • Orange dive bezel

    Not compared yet.

  • Orange 12 and 6

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  • Arrow hands

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  • Helium escape valve

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  • Date at 3

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  • Steel bracelet

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Omega left, Planet Ocean automatic watch 922C right. Case width is unknown for one or more images. The crop and grid use a 40 mm reference case, so their physical size is unknown.

Everything else

Every spec1 listed, each with where it came from

Every spec we have

As listed. Each figure links to where it was found.

For the Earlier 922C with Sea-Gull TY2806 version.

Movement calibre
Sea-Gull TY2806neobios.net, 2 Oct
The movementSeagull TY2806, in plain words

The movement, in plain words

Alpha lists the Seagull TY2806 for the Planet Ocean automatic watch 922C.

What owners report7 reports on 7 topics

What owners report

Written reviews and owner reports. Each covers one watch, so read them as things to check rather than a verdict.

Accuracy1 report

  • The owner reported approximately ten seconds gained per day before the crown/date fault was investigated.

    Written review on neobios.net, 15 Oct 2015

Reliability1 report

  • In October 2015 the owner reported a slipping or stiff crown and stuck quickset date. In November the watchmaker returned it fully working, although the owner still found the movement rough in operation.

    Written review on neobios.net, 13 Nov 2015

Lume1 report

Size and comfort1 report

  • The owner found the straight case and projecting lugs/end links lifted the bracelet away from a medium or smaller wrist; a leather strap improved the fit.

    Written review on neobios.net

Bracelet and strap1 report

Service and support1 report

  • The owner reported a local watchmaker returning the watch fully working for a modest fee after its crown/date fault. The fee and repair method were not given.

    Written review on neobios.net, 13 Nov 2015

From owners1 report

  • A named customer reports about +5 seconds/day after roughly 1 year 7 months of ownership; a separate multi-year owner comment also praises accuracy. These are self-reports, not verified timing tests.

    Owner report on alpha-1993.com

More photographs2 from makers, sellers and owners

More photographs

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SourcesThe 3 pages this record was built from