Where the Rolex can go as deep as 3,900 meters, the Omega can go as far under as 6,000 meters. In the end, it almost looked like the difference in water resistance determined the score. Ben took the side of the Rolex Deepsea Sea-Dweller against Jorg who cheered for the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Ultra Deep. Omega Ultra Deepīefore we get into that, though, let’s take a look at last week’s showdown result. Let’s see how they compare to each other and which one will take the win in today’s Sunday Morning Showdown!īut first… Rolex Deepsea vs. This two-tone Aquis Date Calibre 400 is Oris’s newest addition to the Aquis family. The Black Bay S&G came out in 2018, and it is still available in Tudor’s catalog. Look, for example, at Gerard’s story on how he put the bicolor Aquis through its paces while diving in Croatia. Though they may be “show ponies”, these two are still very serious dive watches when you consider their capabilities. Let’s see which one of these two show ponies gets to take the flowers home this week! Thomas will defend the honor of the Tudor Black Bay S&G (Steel & Gold) and Daan will do the same for the all-new Oris Aquis Date Calibre 400. This week’s divers are certainly not as capable, but they sure are a lot more wearable! And with their two-tone designs, they might even be amongst the most luxurious-looking dive watches out there. Last week, we had a showdown between two of the most capable dive watches ever made.

Oris aquis date calibre 400 on wrist