Where the green is
The name suggests a green dial, but the photos show a pale silver one. The green sits around it: a green bezel, two green counters, green tips on the pushers and a green rubber strap. At Omega the dial of this reference is brushed steel, with green ceramic counters and a green ceramic bezel.
A panda-style layout
The arrangement of dark counters on a light dial is known as panda, and on this reference the counters are green instead of black. They are easy to read at a glance. The chronograph works through the two pushers and is tested before the watch ships.
Fit
At 45.5 mm and about 16 mm thick this Planet Ocean suits wrists over 19 cm, according to our size guide. The rubber strap makes it lighter than the bracelet models.
Water
With the crowns screwed down it is fine for swimming in the pool, and the rubber strap does not mind water. Avoid hot tubs and scuba diving.
Similar models
The orange Planet Ocean chronograph 215.92.46.51.01.001 is the same size with a different colour. For black, see the Planet Ocean 215.30.46.51.01.001.






















