Omega Expands Seamaster Aqua Terra Collection With All-New Colorways
The iconic oceangoing watch gets a seaworthy upgrade.
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Omega has added to its classic Seamaster Aqua Terra line with new blue and green dial colorways that enhance the model’s oceangoing history.
Seamaster Aqua Terras already represented one of the storied watchmaker’s most varied styles, with a broad selection of straps, bracelets, and dials, but these are truly set apart.
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The new models evoke slipping into the water for a dive, and the graceful horizontal “teak” pattern found on the dials was, according to Omega, “inspired by the wooden decks of luxury sailboats.”
These 41mm stainless steel timepieces come with a choice of either the classic steel bracelet or leather straps colored to match the faces.
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As always with Omega, the Aqua Terras come with 5-year warranties and the brand’s signature Master Chronometer Calibre 8900, a movement that’s been certified by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS) as meeting the highest standards in watchmaking.
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Consumers can purchase the new Seamasters at Omega dealers or online. The version with leather straps retails for $5,400 and the steel bracelet for $5,700.00.
Check out the entire line of currently available Omega Seamaster Aqua Terras—including the blue and the green—here, at omegawatches.com.