I would love a Seiko that wore like a Deepsea 😈

Nice one ; ) I did not realise that the Ultra Deep SE was a smaller dial.

Wowsers!! just noticed this video shot to 10k views!! Glad you love the Omega (as do I 😈). I would say the Rolex is far more elegant, and the Omega is stunningly bling bling. I feel truly honoured to have both in my hands/on my wrist. Its like having an M5 and E63 on your drive! Looking for an RS6 watch now haha. Orient Aquis Pro 4000m perhaps?

@@wristopia4101 Hopefully you make enough money from the views to pay for your RS6 in cash! I'm an Audi fan myself. Keep it up mate! Congrats.

@@Shawn-ky2tw Haha thanks! I am only on 500 ish subs lol, and do not actually want to be monetised. Great if I can entertain, inform, and help a few peeps though ; ) I have had a couple of fast Audis, and test drove an RS6 once, at the insistence of the dealer (my Audi test drives would make a good video!! 🥴) My car days are behind me now though. All about the left wrist, not the right foot ; ) I miss the days when S/RS were only Estates (Avants), and S models had wider arches. A re mapped S3 was so much more drivable than the stock version. A V6 Allroad (de tuned RS6 engine) with roof box on the autobahn was fun too! 😈

@@wristopia4101 We can still get an RS6 Avant in Canada. I see a black one driving around sometimes and it's an insane amount of car and as good as it gets IMO. I had a 2017 Golf R and that was a speedy go-cart! Has a lipstick red S4 and SQ5 as well. Got rid of the SQ5 last year for a Lexus GX 460 that I love. Best truck I've ever had and also left the speed behind me. I'm much more well behaved with a sluggish off-road V8! Going to both Omega and Rolex today to look at both of these watches and will see how long a wait for the Deepsea. Not sure I'll wait forever though and might bite the bullet on an Ultra Deep. The dark blue dial or the white dial/bright blue bezel is the question! Might want to do a rubber band, but would rather get the steel one and buy the rubber one later. Doesn't seem like the rubber band is available separately though..

I can see why if you have the 43mm Sea-Dweller. They are both really nice and I think ultimately you need both of these (if you don't have an SD43) 😈

Top Man ; ) Have never looked at the titanium one because I prefer bracelets, but a fitted to case rubber deployant would be damn sexy!! Ironically got the Steel (long story) because its a James Cameron Deepsea homage.

The 43mm Sea-Dweller is the perfect size IMO and the bezel action is stunning! Although much prefer the Deepsea because it does not have a cyclops.

The PO is weirdly ignored to a large degree. Its overall my favourite watch I think. The curved bracelet is stunning!

Hi there, So glad the video was helpful. I will answer the easy question first. Personally I aim to wear all watches the same way, not too tight, not too loose. I do not see the size and weight changing anything. Yes, the Omega feels bigger! They are both big though, so I do not see that as a deciding factor. I love big watches, and have a 7.5" wrist. I have only worn the Rolex for hours at a time, and the Omega for a day or two (on holiday last year) at a time. The Rolex is definitely more 'wearable' (for multiple reasons), but there is not much in it. They both have different qualities, which I see as complimenting, rather than competing (sorry if that sounds crass). My favourite watch is the PO 600m, which is much smaller, but still not something I would consider a daily for me after wearing it for a whole week once. I also feel (as I said in the video) that the bracelet on the Omega is too small for its size, but that's just an aesthetic thing mainly, and I am unsure if a wider one would help with comfort, or just add annoyingly to weight. The Omega puts a bigger smile on my face, but that takes nothing away from the Rolex. Can I ask which watch you have that's nearest to it? Also, are you in the UK? You really should be getting at least 15% off list for the Omega (let me know if you need help with achieving that). What colour do you have in mind? Hope all that helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions ; )

Hahaha lol, that's exactly why I wanted the Omega! I do love that the black dial Deepsea is just a bigger and badder Sea Dweller though 😈

Exactly how I feel, but the Omega is a lot of fun 😈

Cool 😎 What is it that you prefer? That it's the larger of the two?

Hi, were they both sized for you? I would have said the Rolex was the more wearable of the two, but there is probably not too much in it.

The 50th Anniversary Sea-Dweller would be the sweet spot IMO. Have only held one and had on wrist unsized, but having worn bigger and smaller I feel it would be the perfect for me size wise.

They go with the Pen! Haha

Rolex is a classic design, Omega is fresh and new, so I 100% agree 😉

I completely agree. The Omega is a nice enough piece but not in the same class IMO.

I disagree. The clasp and bracelet on the ultra deep are much better than this deepsea

@@MaestroDeca sorry buddy but that is not true at all. I have both watches and Rolex bracelets and especially the clasps are far better than what Omega make. The clasp on the Deepsea is probably its best feature and in my opinion this clasp is far superior to any of the other steel sports watches that Rolex makes.

@@MaestroDeca Hi there. Thanks so much for commenting. I love it that people like different things in watches. Hoping I gave a fair opinion of the differences.

The difference between the watches is as follows: Rolex is for old pundits, painfully familiar and unchanging and Omega is for young people looking for an alternative to the dullness of Rolex.

The functionality is just fine in both of them. About as good as it gets for a Beefy Dive Watch I would say.

Each to their own, I just really do not like the shape and the whole watch design is not for me, so the SMP300 HEV is the cherry on the cupcake! I agree with you that we just get used to things we don't like being there, and I actually hope Omega keep the HEV on any new Planet Ocean because on balance I think it adds to the watch, and I do like the brand recognition. It is odd though that we love such small differences in watches, but then say we do not notice quite a big thing we do/may not like. A manual HEV is also another crown that you have to ensure is screwed down in water or even just humidity ; ) The Cyclops (Rolex) and Power Reserve indicator (Grand Seiko) are worse and less easy not to notice IMO, but its great that some people love them 🤗

@@wristopia4101 you don’t like the watch design of the SMP 300? Why not? I understand it’s not as expensive as the PO but you don’t think it’s a gorgeous watch?

@@GQguy24 I certainly don't like it but beauty is in the eye of the beholder ; ) Expense has nothing to do with it! The PO is just a much better design IMO. Skeleton hands, odd shape bezel, fussy bracelet, no taper, and HEV shape would be my top 5 dislikes I think.

@@GQguy24 Case shape, wavy dial (that just adds to the weird mix of design features), caseback shape, and coming on a pin buckle as standard on rubber if you need four more!

Well that's one (slightly rude?) way to look at it I guess. My take is that evolution is a good thing. A watch can only be so different, it's not like a car or house, that can. Someone who has multiple watches will probably enjoy having both types, and someone with one just wants the best one I would have thought, so history is pretty much irrelevant IMO. Omega does not seem particularly 'young' to me, although the Planet Ocean and Ultradeep (and Speedster X33 Quartz) are very fresh feeling. The Ultradeep needs to 'evolve' a bit IMO. Evolution has certainly benefited the 600m PO and X33.

That’s your OPINION. Nothing more.

Yep. All Killer, No Filler 😈

Too big and thick for you do you mean? The SMP300 escapes being called too big, when another watch of the same size would be.

@wristopia4101 yes I went the Geneva boutique twice to try it on, ready to buy, until a little voice told me way too thick. I left. As for my SMPs, they have the older small escape valves. I don't like the new ones.

@@robynsjp Nice, I do love the SMP's lineage ; ) I'm assuming you mean the 300's? Have you tried a 600 Planet Ocean? The 43.5mm is my favourite watch, and its odd the smaller version is not in shops, yet was the size chosen for the Summer Blue!

@wristopia4101 My collection is vintage. My divers are support pieces for the beach, the pool, outside activities. So the 4 SMPs purchased at about 2K each do the job ! I don't think it makes sense to add a diver. My focus is on 1960s rare pieces.

There is a lot of that for sure.