OVS Factory Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 215.92.46.22.01.001 — QC Test & Measurements

OVS Factory Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 215.92.46.22.01.001 — Actual QC Test & Measurements

Product Overview

This QC report documents an individual OVS Factory Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 215.92.46.22.01.001, featuring a black dial with Arabic numerals, a black electroplated case, sapphire crystal and an 8906 automatic movement.

The watch is supplied with a dual-material strap featuring a canvas outer surface and rubber underside. This construction is an important distinction because the strap combines a textile exterior with a rubber contact surface rather than using a single material throughout.

Another relevant detail is the case finish. The inspected version is identified as having a black electroplated exterior, which should not be confused with a case manufactured entirely from black ceramic.

This report focuses on the actual Timegrapher results, physical case measurements and construction details that are useful when evaluating this specific OVS Factory version.

Actual QC Data

Inspection Item Recorded Result
Factory OVS Factory
Brand Omega
Collection Seamaster Planet Ocean
Reference 215.92.46.22.01.001
Nominal Size 45.5 mm
Dial Black with Arabic Numerals
Case Finish Black Electroplating
Movement 8906 Automatic
Daily Rate +7 sec/day
Amplitude 302°
Beat Error 0.1 ms
Beat Rate 28,800 BPH
Measured Case Width 44.4 mm
Measured Thickness 15.6 mm
Measured Weight Not Provided
Crystal Sapphire
Strap Outer Surface Canvas
Strap Underside Rubber

Measurement Reference: These results apply to the individual watch inspected. Mechanical readings can vary with power reserve, testing position and environmental conditions. Physical measurements may also vary slightly depending on caliper placement and production tolerances.

1. Movement Performance — 8906 Automatic

The inspected watch is equipped with an 8906 automatic movement, operating at a recorded frequency of 28,800 beats per hour.

The Timegrapher recorded the following results:

Timegrapher Parameter Actual Reading
Daily Rate +7 sec/day
Amplitude 302°
Beat Error 0.1 ms
Beat Rate 28,800 BPH

Interpretation of the Results

The recorded daily rate of +7 seconds per day falls within the approximately ±0–15 seconds/day reference range used for this pre-shipment QC evaluation.

The amplitude of 302° provides additional information about the movement’s operating condition during the test.

The 0.1 ms beat error indicates a small recorded timing difference between alternating balance oscillations.

Considered together, these figures provide a positive movement-performance reference for this particular sample.

However, a single Timegrapher reading does not establish long-term accuracy or identical performance across multiple positions.

Movement Configuration

The supplied movement designation for this OVS Factory version is 8906.

This identification is important when comparing Planet Ocean versions because different movement configurations may have different setting mechanisms and functional arrangements.

The factory movement designation should not automatically be interpreted as proof that the internal construction is identical to the genuine Omega calibre 8906.

The exact movement architecture and any additional functions should be established through inspection of the individual watch.

2. Actual Case Dimensions

The case was measured using a caliper.

Measurement Actual QC Result
Case Width 44.4 mm
Case Thickness 15.6 mm

The model belongs to the nominal 45.5 mm Planet Ocean size category, while this inspected sample recorded a physical width of 44.4 mm across the selected measurement points.

The difference between nominal and measured width can result from case geometry, measurement position and the points contacted by the caliper.

The measured thickness of 15.6 mm is particularly relevant to the wearing profile of this large Planet Ocean configuration.

Unlike a simple case-diameter specification, the actual thickness provides useful information when comparing how different versions sit on the wrist.

These measurements are specific to the inspected sample and should not be treated as universal specifications for every OVS Factory production batch.

3. Black Electroplated Case — Material and Finish Inspection

One of the most important construction details of this version is its black electroplated case finish.

This distinction matters because black watch cases can be manufactured or finished using different methods.

A black electroplated surface is not equivalent to a case made entirely from black ceramic.

The coating is a surface finish applied over a base material. Its appearance and resistance to wear depend on the specific coating process, underlying material and usage conditions.

Relevant Inspection Areas

The most important visual inspection points include:

* Coating uniformity across the case
* Color consistency between adjacent components
* Visible scratches or surface defects
* Coating condition around case edges
* Lug surfaces and strap attachment areas
* Crown surroundings
* Caseback contact areas
* Bezel-to-case finishing consistency

Areas exposed to frequent contact deserve particular attention because coating wear may become more visible over time.

The supplied information identifies the finish as black electroplating but does not establish the underlying case alloy, coating thickness or long-term abrasion resistance.

Therefore, this report does not make unsupported claims about the coating’s durability.

4. Canvas Outer Surface and Rubber Underside

The strap construction is another distinctive feature of this OVS Factory Planet Ocean.

It uses two different materials:

Strap Area Construction
Outer Surface Canvas
Underside Rubber
Overall Design Canvas-Faced Rubber Strap

The outer canvas surface provides a textile appearance, while the rubber underside is positioned against the wrist.

This differs from a conventional full-rubber strap or a strap constructed entirely from woven fabric.

Why This Detail Matters

The construction affects the strap’s appearance, flexibility, surface texture and wearing characteristics.

It also creates an additional inspection area: the connection between the canvas exterior and rubber underside.

Relevant inspection points include:

* Canvas texture consistency
* Fabric surface condition
* Bonding between the two layers
* Edge finishing
* Stitching condition, where present
* Strap flexibility
* Lug attachment
* Buckle operation
* Signs of lifting or separation

Particular attention should be paid to the strap edges and areas that bend during normal wear.

A close-up photograph showing both sides of the strap is useful evidence of the actual material configuration.

5. Black Dial and Arabic Numeral Details

The black dial features Arabic numeral elements and the functional layout associated with this Planet Ocean reference.

For this design, printing alignment and dial clarity are particularly important because the dark background creates strong contrast with the hands and hour markings.

Relevant inspection areas include:

* Arabic numeral positioning
* Dial surface uniformity
* Minute-track alignment
* Applied marker positioning
* Hand alignment
* Logo and text printing
* Date and additional display alignment, where fitted
* Luminous material application
* Visible dust or contamination

Close-up photographs under neutral lighting provide a more useful reference than highly edited promotional images.

Any additional time-zone or calendar display should be checked according to the actual movement configuration rather than assumed to function identically to the genuine watch.

6. Sapphire Crystal Inspection

The supplied specification identifies a sapphire crystal.

Crystal inspection should focus on:

* Surface clarity
* Visible scratches
* Edge condition
* Correct installation
* Reflections and viewing angles
* Visibility of dial markings

A sapphire designation alone does not establish the exact anti-reflective coating specification.

Photographs taken from the front and at an angle can help document crystal installation and overall appearance.

7. Bezel and Exterior Function Checks

The Planet Ocean design includes a prominent rotating bezel.

For this model, the relevant inspection points include bezel alignment, rotational resistance, click consistency and surface condition.

Because the case uses a black electroplated finish, the interface between the bezel and case deserves additional attention.

Visible coating inconsistencies, scratches or uneven finishing should be assessed separately from the mechanical operation of the bezel.

The presence of a rotating bezel does not establish its water-resistance performance.

Water resistance requires separate testing and should not be inferred from exterior construction alone.

8. Movement and Function Inspection

Timegrapher results provide useful movement-performance data but do not replace practical functional inspection.

For this 8906-designated configuration, the relevant checks include:

* Automatic winding
* Manual winding
* Crown engagement
* Time setting
* Normal running operation
* Calendar operation, where applicable
* Additional time-zone functions, where fitted

The exact setting sequence should follow the movement configuration installed in the watch.

Functions should be confirmed through actual operation rather than inferred solely from the 8906 designation.

This distinction is especially important when comparing factory-modified movements with genuine manufacturer calibres.

9. QC Findings and Assessment

The inspected OVS Factory Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean recorded the following movement results:

+7 sec/day · 302° amplitude · 0.1 ms beat error · 28,800 BPH

The physical measurements were:

7. Bezel and Exterior Function Checks

The Planet Ocean design includes a prominent rotating bezel.

For this model, the relevant inspection points include bezel alignment, rotational resistance, click consistency and surface condition.

Because the case uses a black electroplated finish, the interface between the bezel and case deserves additional attention.

Visible coating inconsistencies, scratches or uneven finishing should be assessed separately from the mechanical operation of the bezel.

The presence of a rotating bezel does not establish its water-resistance performance.

Water resistance requires separate testing and should not be inferred from exterior construction alone.

8. Movement and Function Inspection

Timegrapher results provide useful movement-performance data but do not replace practical functional inspection.

For this 8906-designated configuration, the relevant checks include:

* Automatic winding
* Manual winding
* Crown engagement
* Time setting
* Normal running operation
* Calendar operation, where applicable
* Additional time-zone functions, where fitted

The exact setting sequence should follow the movement configuration installed in the watch.

Functions should be confirmed through actual operation rather than inferred solely from the 8906 designation.

This distinction is especially important when comparing factory-modified movements with genuine manufacturer calibres.

9. QC Findings and Assessment

The inspected OVS Factory Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean recorded the following movement results:

+7 sec/day · 302° amplitude · 0.1 ms beat error · 28,800 BPH

The physical measurements were:

44.4 mm width · 15.6 mm thickness

The recorded movement performance falls within the pre-shipment QC reference range.

Three details make this particular sample useful as a technical reference.

First, the movement configuration is identified as 8906. This is relevant when comparing versions and determining which functions require separate verification.

Second, the case uses a black electroplated finish. This should be distinguished from solid black ceramic construction, particularly when evaluating surface wear and material descriptions.

Third, the strap combines a canvas outer surface with a rubber underside. This construction creates specific inspection considerations around material bonding, edges and flexibility.

Together, the movement data, actual dimensions and material information provide a more complete reference than a basic product specification.

QC Status

Movement Data Assessment: Within QC Reference Range

Physical Measurements: Recorded

Movement Identification: 8906 Automatic

Case Finish: Black Electroplating

Strap Construction: Canvas Outer Surface / Rubber Underside

Final Shipment Status: Subject to completion of exterior and functional inspection.

The available Timegrapher and measurement data do not independently establish that every exterior and functional inspection item has passed.

FAQ

What movement does the OVS Factory Omega Planet Ocean 215.92.46.22.01.001 use?

The inspected version is identified as using an 8906 automatic movement, with a recorded beat rate of 28,800 BPH.

What were the actual Timegrapher results?

The watch recorded +7 seconds/day, 302° amplitude and 0.1 ms beat error during testing.

What are the actual case dimensions?

The inspected sample measured 44.4 mm in width and 15.6 mm in thickness.

Is the black case made entirely from ceramic?

The supplied specification identifies a black electroplated case finish. It should not be described as a solid black ceramic case without additional material verification.

Is the strap made from canvas or rubber?

The strap uses both materials. Its outer surface is canvas, while the underside is rubber.

What are the most important QC inspection points for this version?

The 8906 movement performance, black coating condition, bezel operation, canvas-to-rubber strap construction, dial alignment and sapphire crystal are particularly relevant inspection areas.