5 Things You SHOULD Know BEFORE Buying An Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra! | Chrono24

We're reviewing the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra and telling you about the top 5 things you should be aware of before buying this watch!

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1 The Amazing Dial
At the first view on the watch you realize that there is something that stands out. Exactly, The amazing Dial.
The blue dial stands out with its horizontal “teak” pattern inspired by the wooden decks found on luxury sailboats. The communication of tranquility, a feeling of being grounded, is emphasized by the smoothly domed sapphire crystal held in place by a highly polished bezel.

2 The Master Movement
The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra has been equipped with Omega’s in-house caliber 8500 since 2008. In 2013, however, Omega took a revolutionary step by creating a watch—no—a movement capable of resisting magnetic fields up to 15,000 Gauss.
While some considered in nonsense, it has actually proven to be an important feature.
In the modern world, we deal with a lot of magnetic fields in everyday life, from security equipment at airports to objects much closer to home.

3 Case and bracelet
Ok so now we’ve talked about the amazing dial and the Movement of the Aqua Terra, the next point is very interesting, especially for those who are planning to wear the watch daily.
Not only the movement changed though, the case of the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra also received an update.
Perhaps you could say the biggest or most notable upgrade since its introduction. Not only did the teak dial changed a bit (horizontal teak pattern instead of vertical), also the case design changed. The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra now has a symmetrical case (compare the cases by looking at the side of the crown), a new (conical) crown and available on special rubber straps as you can see on this one.

4 Selection and Price
Nowadays a watch has become so much more than just a timekeeper.
Omega has, as I said before, a couple of watch families like the Seamaster, Speedmaster, Constellation, and De Ville – some of them are split into quite a few sub-collections. From this model, the Seamaster Aqua Terra, there are up to 4.000 listings, with all the variations and sizes, on chrono24.

5 High Prestige
Ok let’s go on with point number 5. Many see the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra as a very good alternative to other famous models, for example the Rolex Datejust or the Explorer.
But if you look at the History of the Seamaster and facts that are linked especially to this model line, then you will realize that the Seamaster line is full of prestige and so more than just an alternative.
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