#OMEGA AQUA TERRA SERIES#

While its list price is 42,000 USD, this watch changes hands for only 31,500 USD on Chrono24. Omega also produces a model in solid 18-karat Sedna gold. Prices for two-tone examples in stainless steel and rose gold range from 9,200 to 12,000 USD.

The stainless steel version of this 43-mm watch will set you back about 6,400 USD in mint condition and 5,300 USD pre-owned. There's also a minute counter at 3 o'clock and a date at 6. The extra time zone shares a subdial with the small seconds at 9 o'clock. It comes with a stopwatch function and second time zone in addition to its date display. Of these models, the Aqua Terra GMT Chronograph is especially well equipped. Omega also offers the Aqua Terra with various complications.

#OMEGA AQUA TERRA SERIES#

Since this series is so new, pre-owned versions are still fairly uncommon. You can call one of these spectacular watches your own for around 48,000 USD. Ultra Light timepieces come in titanium and weigh a total of 55 g. The former change hands for about 24,000 USD. On the upper end of the price range, you'll find three-hand models either made of Omega's rose gold alloy, Sedna gold, or from the Ultra Light series. A mint-condition timepiece with diamonds will set you back around 12,000 USD, though you can save a few hundred dollars by purchasing a used watch instead. Three-hand editions in stainless steel cost roughly 4,300 USD new and 3,100 USD pre-owned. Today, you can find Aqua Terra models with this technology. These movements are highly accurate and resistant to magnetism and shocks. In 2015, Omega introduced the first watches with Co-Axial Master Chronometer calibers. If you're interested in a three-hand Aqua Terra with one of Omega's Co-Axial calibers, be prepared to spend anywhere from 3,000 to 5,100 USD depending on the size, material, and condition. Larger men's watches generally only cost a few hundred dollars more. For example, you can find small women's watches on Chrono24 for between 1,400 and 1,600 USD. Older stainless steel models with quartz calibers are especially affordable. The Aqua Terra is among Omega's most comprehensive watch collections and, thus, covers a wide range of prices. The manufacturer also offers especially small women's watches with quartz ETA calibers. This mechanism is low maintenance and highly resistant to magnetic fields. Omega outfits most Aqua Timers with automatic calibers that feature co-axial escapements. In addition to three-hand watches, you'll find models with a chronograph, GMT function, or a world time display that can show the time in 24 time zones at once. This variety of options also applies to the complications. In 2020, the company also launched the 'Ultra Light' series with titanium cases, dials, and movement components. For example, there are models with cases and bracelets made of stainless steel or yellow or rose gold, as well as two-tone editions that combine 18-karat gold and stainless steel. The Omega Aqua Terra line is incredibly diverse. Omega also offers the 49.2-mm Aqua Terra XXL Small Seconds for those looking for something particularly hefty. With cases ranging from 28 to 43 mm in diameter, there is something for every taste and size. The final result is simple, sporty, and elegant and pairs as well with a suit as it does with a polo shirt. It also features a beautifully patterned dial that resembles the deck of a yacht. Instead, a narrow and вЂ“ in most instances вЂ“ polished ring runs around the dial's edge. However, unlike its legendary sister model, the Aqua Terra lacks a diving bezel. The triangular hour markers and arrow-tipped minute hand are classic Seamaster features and draw comparisons to the iconic Seamaster 300. The Swiss luxury watch manufacturer also coats the hands and indices in luminous material so you can always tell the time, even under poor lighting conditions. A screw-down crown and case back provide this model with 150 m (15 bar, 492 ft) of water resistance. The timepieces of the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra collection combine the elegance of dress watches with the durability of diving watches.

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