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Cronograph does not work.

When you push the buttons, the arrows move a little, but they do not start/stop.

It is 42.64mm diameter with a digital caliber.

I believe it is the same watch that somebody use to build a nice small PO using some genuine parts.

I like small 40mm watches, 45mm is a little big for my taste.

Also the little arrows of chronograph are different from any other arrows i have seen on this model. And i have seen a lot.

It is automatic. You ear the winding and if you let it untouched it stops. When you move it, it starts again.

I do not know about the movement.

Hello,

I have read quite a bit about the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 42.5mm in this very good forum.

Unfortunately it was after i bought this 4th generation omega seamaster Planet Ocean Chrono in black in a recent trip to Greece.

I say unfortunately because the watch looks quite nice, but when you read about some flaws it have you lose some interest.

Seller said it was saphire glass and that i could swim with it. Price was 150 euro. I thought perthaps it was a not bad price as i believe seller tried his real better price as i was leaving the city in 20 minutes after i demostrate to him some knowledge on replica watches. I do not believe he was selling it for 5 euro less. Starting price was 240 euro.

What do you think about ? Please help with your expert knowledge.

I am thinking about giving it to my father as a gift and buy some perfect replica with nothig to do on it ........ or use it sometimes.

Some marks in the photo are from a paper kleenex i used to clean it for the photos. The surfaces are perfect, but in the photos look scratches, but it have not one scratch on it.

I have found that i have bought a 42.64mm (to my digital caliber) PO Chrono black from old new stock last week.

As it have a few important differences with genuine one i will search a better one.

The small arrows of the 3 subdials are different from the ones i see everywhere.

I bought it because it was smaller than the normal ones.

Thank you for that information in this thread, it was of great help.