Illustrative render — hero view of the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M 43.5mm (Sedna gold, blue ceramic)

Omega · Seamaster · Planet Ocean 600M · Ref 215.63.44.21.03.001 · new on Amazon

A 600-metre diver in solid Sedna gold.

Omega’s deepest everyday diver, built in the metal Omega alloys for itself: a 43.5mm case in Sedna gold, a blue ceramic dial and bezel with the diving scale in Liquidmetal, a helium valve at ten, and the Master Chronometer calibre 8901 on show through the back. Rated to 600 metres and certified against magnets to 15,000 gauss. New from an independent dealer through Amazon, with the extra strap and box in the listing.

Case

43.5mm, 18k Sedna gold

Omega, reference 215.63.44.21.03.001

Movement

Calibre 8901, Co-Axial Master Chronometer

Omega; Amazon table: automatic, Master Chronometer

Power reserve

About 60 hours

Omega calibre 8901

Water resistance

600m (60 ATM), helium valve

Amazon spec table

Dial and bezel

Blue ceramic, Liquidmetal diving scale

Omega; Amazon table: blue dial

Strap

Blue leather with rubber lining, extra strap in the box

Amazon spec table: two-piece strap, extra strap included

Master Chronometer

Since 2015 Omega has sent its movements to METAS, the Swiss federal metrology institute, for a second certification on top of COSC: the finished watch is tested for accuracy in six positions, for water resistance, and for keeping time after exposure to a 15,000-gauss magnet. Calibre 8901 is the gold-rotor version of that movement, and the Planet Ocean was the first line to carry it.

The helium escape valve at ten is for saturation divers who live in pressurised habitats; on a gold watch it is heritage rather than need, but the 600-metre rating is real, and the ceramic dial and bezel will not fade.

Illustrative render — master chronometer of the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M 43.5mm (Sedna gold, blue ceramic)

Sedna gold

Sedna is Omega’s 18k red gold alloy with palladium added so the colour holds; the same alloy appears on the bezel numerals through Liquidmetal, an amorphous alloy poured into the ceramic so the scale sits flush. Blue ceramic and red gold is the combination Omega chose for the halo version of the 2016 Planet Ocean, and it has not changed since.

Every figure here comes from the Amazon spec table and Omega’s published specification for the reference, not from handling the watch.

Illustrative render — sedna gold of the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M 43.5mm (Sedna gold, blue ceramic)

Buying it new on Amazon

This unit is listed new by an independent dealer through Amazon, with Amazon’s 30-day return window on top of the dealer’s warranty; the listing says the box and an extra strap are included. Read the warranty line, because Omega’s own warranty runs from an authorised sale.

Gold Omegas resell below their retail price on the secondary market, which is why dealer stock like this sits on Amazon under boutique retail. Buy it because you want a gold diver that is actually a diver. Nothing here is investment advice.

Illustrative render — buying it new on amazon of the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M 43.5mm (Sedna gold, blue ceramic)

Specs

Reference
215.63.44.21.03.001
Case size
43.5mm
Case material
18k Sedna gold
Movement
Automatic, Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8901
Caliber type
Omega 8901, METAS Master Chronometer, anti-magnetic to 15,000 gauss
Crystal
Sapphire Crystal, sapphire caseback
Water resistance
600m (60 ATM), helium escape valve
Power reserve
About 60 hours
Complications
Date
Origin
Swiss Made

Specifications as published by Omega. We research from manufacturer documentation and published sources rather than hands-on testing. Researched 2026-09-12.

Verdict

Omega’s 600-metre Master Chronometer diver in Sedna gold with the blue ceramic dial, new from a dealer with the extra strap.

Strengths

  • Calibre 8901: METAS-certified, anti-magnetic to 15,000 gauss
  • 600m, helium valve, ceramic dial and bezel
  • Sedna gold case; extra strap and box in the listing
  • New, with Amazon’s return window

Trade-offs

  • Gold Omegas resell below retail
  • 43.5mm and heavy in gold
  • Dealer warranty, not Omega’s from purchase
  • A gold dive watch is a statement, not a tool

Buy it if

Someone who wants the Planet Ocean’s engineering in precious metal and does not need to explain it.

Skip it if

You want the same watch for a fraction of the price in steel, or resale value.

FAQ

Omega’s own 18k red gold alloy, with palladium added so the colour does not fade. This Planet Ocean uses it for the case and the Liquidmetal bezel scale.

Sources

Researched and last updated 2026-09-12. We do not test watches in hand; every figure above is traceable to the manufacturer or the sources listed here.

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M 43.5mm (Sedna gold, blue ceramic)

Reference 215.63.44.21.03.001 · $25,000+

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