Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M
A tribute to Omega’s rich maritime heritage Seamaster heritage with the 8900 calibre movement Water resistant to 15 bar (150 metres) 41mm stainless steel case paired with a stainless steel bracelet Master chronometer certified by METAS INSPIRED BY THE OCEAN A tribute to Omega’s rich maritime heritage, the Seamaster Aqua Terra collection balances technical sophistication and ocean spirit. The 150m models offer a refreshing new look, with clean aesthetics, a new symmetrical case design, and Master Chronometer movements with extraordinary levels of magnetic resistance. These timepieces are further characterised by a patterned dial, inspired by the wooden decks of luxury boats.
TECHNICAL SOPHISTICATION
This 41mm timepiece is presented in a symmetrical, stainless steel case, paired with a stainless steel bracelet. The blue, sun-brushed dial features a date window at 6 o’clock, replicating the first Omega watch with a date window, released in 1952.The maritime influence can also be seen in the wave-edged design on the caseback. With magnetic field resistance to 15,000 gauss, the 8900 calibre movement offers precision and power.
Description
A tribute to Omega’s rich maritime heritage Seamaster heritage with the 8900 calibre movement Water resistant to 15 bar (150 metres) 41mm stainless steel case paired with a stainless steel bracelet Master chronometer certified by METAS INSPIRED BY THE OCEAN A tribute to Omega’s rich maritime heritage, the Seamaster Aqua Terra collection balances technical sophistication and ocean spirit. The 150m models offer a refreshing new look, with clean aesthetics, a new symmetrical case design, and Master Chronometer movements with extraordinary levels of magnetic resistance. These timepieces are further characterised by a patterned dial, inspired by the wooden decks of luxury boats.
TECHNICAL SOPHISTICATION
This 41mm timepiece is presented in a symmetrical, stainless steel case, paired with a stainless steel bracelet. The blue, sun-brushed dial features a date window at 6 o’clock, replicating the first Omega watch with a date window, released in 1952.The maritime influence can also be seen in the wave-edged design on the caseback. With magnetic field resistance to 15,000 gauss, the 8900 calibre movement offers precision and power.
