REF 220.12.41.21.02.002
Aqua Terra Steel / Silvered / Rubber
41 mm
Case size
Steel
Material
2017
Released
$5,120
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The original Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra was introduced in 2002 as a successor to the earlier Seamaster 120 - a more elegant, less sporty version of Omega's dive watches. It was available in a wide variety of configurations, with either quartz or mechanical movements. Since then, the Aqua Terra has been revamped several times, with the present generation having been launched at Baselworld 2017.
Reference 220.12.41.21.02.002 has a stainless steel case and a rubber strap. It is powered by the Master Co-Axial caliber 8900 and features a silver dial.
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The details
general
brand
Omega
model
Aqua Terra Steel / Silvered / Rubber
reference
220.12.41.21.02.002
released
2017
case
case material
Steel
dial
Silver
case size
41 MM
bezel material
Steel
water resistance
150
movement
type
Automatic
calibre
8900
jewels
39
power reserve
60 hours
complications
Date
bracelet
type
Rubber
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Aqua Terra Steel / Silvered / Rubber
case size
41 MM
material
Steel
released
2017
lowest ask
$5,120
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Omega, with its origins dating back to 1848, has been synonymous with precision and innovation in watchmaking. Founded by Louis Brandt originally as La Generale Watch Co., in La Chaux-de-Fonds, this Swiss brand ultimately grew to have a rich heritage in space exploration, having been the official timepiece of NASA missions. Omega's legacy includes iconic models like the Speedmaster, Seamaster, and Constellation, all celebrated for their performance and design. With a commitment to excellence, Omega continues to push the boundaries of horological achievement.
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