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Green dial with horizontal pattern inspired by the wooden surfaces of sailboats
Elegant, durable and versatile, the Seamaster Aqua Terra has held a special place in the Omega Seamaster collection since its launch in 2002. Although it is not considered as a professional diving watch, it offers an attractive mix of features. With its respectable 150-metre water resistance, aesthetics and precise movement, it seamlessly blends OMEGA's tradition of professional watches with the elegance of Swiss design. OMEGA started this year with a very large number of releases, after announcing the return of the Dark Side of the Moon edition and the new collaboration with “Swatch” and “Sotheby’s Auctions” to display for the first time Moon Swatch watches as a complete collection. However, for continuous production watches, Omega added new references without any media hype or official report. The beginning was with the Seamaster Planet Ocean collection, where they added six watches, and now, they are doing the same thing by introducing a new dial color for the Seamaster Aqua Terra collection.
The new Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M is housed in a 38 mm x 12.2 mm symmetrical case crafted from 316L stainless steel, renowned for its corrosion resistance and high luster after polishing. The full length of the case, from the top lugs to the bottom lugs, is 45 mm. The conical crown, featuring an embossed Omega symbol, is screwed in to ensure water resistance up to 150 meters. Protected by a domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on both sides.
The sun-brushed green PVD dial is characterized by a horizontal 'teak' pattern inspired by the wooden decks of luxury sailboats. The rhodium-plated hands and applied triangular indexes are filled with white Super-LumiNova that glows in blue in the dark. A trapezoidal date window positioned at 6 o'clock completes the indications.
The transparent sapphire crystal case back offers a view of the Omega Master Chronometer Automatic Caliber 8800, allowing one to appreciate its rhodium-plated finish with Geneva waves in arabesque. This in-house caliber operates at a frequency of 25,200 vibrations per hour (3.5 Hz). This state-of-the-art self-winding movement mounts two barrels in series, providing a power reserve of 55 hours. Featuring Omega's Co-Axial escapement and strong resistance to magnetism up to 15,000 Gauss, thanks to the silicon balance spring.
The Master Chronometer certification, overseen by METAS, ensures top-tier quality, precision, and magnetic resistance. Initially, the movement is tested by COSC for precision (-4/+6 seconds per day). Subsequently, the watch and its movement undergo eight rigorous Master Chronometer tests (0/+6 seconds per day).
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The green Seamaster Aqua Terra 150m is offered with either a brushed/polished 3-link stainless steel bracelet featuring a folding clasp or an integrated design. Additionally, the watch is accompanied by an integrated green structured rubber strap with grey stitching and a polished-brushed fold-over clasp.
The new Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M is priced at Euro 6,600 for the rubber edition, equivalent to 26,400 AED, while the steel bracelet edition is priced at EUR 6,900, equivalent to 27,200 AED.
For more information, please visit Omega official website.
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