No love for Omega PO!

[ppierce]

Omega is really missing the boat with the PO and 300m. Make PO thinner and 41mm and change braclet on the 300m and you have 2 absolute winners.

[DoricSpiker]

I agree the 42mm is the best proportioned version. New beige 43.5mm looks cool though.
Lots of love for this watch, maybe the owners are just a little more reserved!

[Lesnerelli23]

I had the 39.5 and I absolutely adored it. It was unbelievably accurate and the finishing was so good.

I didn’t mind the thickness at all and loved the much shorter lug to lug. It was almost perfect. Unfortunately I let it go because I couldn’t get a great fit with the bracelet, I didn’t care for the non tapered look/feel. And, the 19mm lugs made it annoying to compensate for the above issues.

I miss seeing it in my collection terribly but in relation to my Sub it just wasn’t getting a justifiable amount of wrist time to stay… I drool over photos of them all the time though and if it weren’t for those bracelet problems it might have been my favorite piece! I consider a rebuy all the time but then remember what my issues were in the first place.

Anyway, I agree, it does seem under appreciated compared to how nice a watch it is!


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[usmc_k9_vet]

Originally Posted by Alex_TA

The quickset date is more prone to problems than adjust hour. Maybe you read my thread on OF regarding Tresor problem and Archer’s answer. He was right.


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Interesting. I may have read the thread. I’m honestly not sure, as I have read so much on these forums, but I feel like I would remember that. What is “OF”? I’d be genuinely interested in reading whatever thread you’re referring to because everything that I can recall reading has pointed to the time zone function being problematic and I can’t recall seeing people having issues with the quickset date.


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[gnuyork]

Originally Posted by usmc_k9_vet

What is “OF”?


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[Essray]

42mm 2500 PO owner here. Love it. I swapped the bezel for an orange one and added the adjustable clasp. Perfection

[BraveBold]

Originally Posted by usmc_k9_vet

Interesting. I may have read the thread. I’m honestly not sure, as I have read so much on these forums, but I feel like I would remember that. What is “OF”? I’d be genuinely interested in reading whatever thread you’re referring to because everything that I can recall reading has pointed to the time zone function being problematic and I can’t recall seeing people having issues with the quickset date.


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You’re correct, there are more issues relating to the 8900 and the jump hand. The 8800 is the more robust movement. That said, they are both great.

[fskywalker]

Like the 39.5MM size, here’s my PO Summer Blue

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[avusblue]

Got lots of love here for mine ❤️

[htc8p]

the PO is one of the best divers out there. it was the weight the got to me. but putting it on rubber strap is the best solution.

now the diameters seems so off compared to the thickness.

[BraveBold]

Originally Posted by fskywalker

Like the 39.5MM size, here’s my PO Summer Blue

Easily my most frequently worn watch. Love it.



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[jcdevoe26]

Originally Posted by MichelleP

I have the summer blue. I love the orange bezel iteration as well but too big for my wrist



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picked up the summer blue as well! love it.

[samson66]

All the PO's in this thread are total stunners! I love the PO line but haven't picked one up primarily because I have a Seadweller and to me they are direct competitors in the marketplace and on my wrist.

[shalako]

Every collection should have one, love mine and for me personally the current 43.5mm is perfect.