OMEGA Seamaster Aqua Terra 150m 38mm. Atlantic Blue, Bay Green, Sandstone, Saffron & Terracotta.



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OMEGA’s 2022 Seamaster Aqua Terra collection is all about color, with a range of new dial shades that track a smooth transition from Aqua to Terra. The 38 mm version offers dials in Atlantic Blue, Bay Green, Sandstone, Saffron and Terracotta. The new dials, fashioned from brass, are sun-brushed from the centre, with rhodium-plated hands and indexes. The Seamaster Aqua Terra 150m 38 mm are presented in fully polished stainless steel cases and fixed to the wrist by bracelets which have been redesigned with rounded links.

OMEGA Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M 38mm

MOVEMENT
– OMEGA Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8800
– Watch officially certified by METAS
– Self-winding in both directions
– Jewels: 35
– Frequency: 25,200 A/h (= 3.5 Hz)
– Power reserve: at least 55 hours
– Exclusive features with:
• Magnetic resistance: 15,000 gauss
• Silicon “Si14” balance spring
• OMEGA free sprung-balance
• Co-Axial escapement with 3 levels
• NIVACHOC
– Special luxury finish:
• Geneva waves in arabesque
• Bridges and rotor with polished bevels, rhodium-plated
• Red varnished engraving
• Blackened screws, barrel and balance wheel

DISPLAY
– Central hour-minute-seconds hands, date window at 6H

MATERIAL
– Case: Stainless steel
– Bracelet: Stainless steel

CASE
– Diameter: 38.00 mm; Height: 12.26 mm; Lug-to-lug: 45.1 mm
– Water resistant: up to 15 bars (150 m / 500 ft)
– Casebody: symmetrical, polished
– Bezel: polished
– Crown: screw-in, conical, polished, embossed “Ω” on polished surface
– Front sapphire crystal: domed, scratch-resistant, anti-reflective treatment on both sides
– Caseback: screw-in, polished-brushed, wave-edged design, engraved with “AQUA TERRA”and water resistance; flat sapphire crystal

DIALS
– Finish: sun-brushed and lacquered
– Colours: Earthy colours, in a smooth transition from Aqua to Terra:
• PVD-coated: Atlantic Blue, Bay Green, Sandstone and Saffron
• CVD-treated Terracotta
– Applied elements:
• Hour-markers: rhodium-plated and diamond-brushed indexes, filled with white Super-LumiNova (blue emission)
• “Ω”, “OMEGA”: rhodium-plated, diamond-brushed
– Transferred markings: “Seamaster”, “CO-AXIAL MASTER CHRONOMETER”, minute track and “SWISS MADE” transferred in silver or grey colour

HANDS
– Hour-minute hands: facetted rhodium-plated, diamond-polished sides with brushed top; white Super-LumiNova (blue emission)
– Central seconds hand: facetted rhodium-plated, diamond-polished sides with brushed top; white Super-LumiNova (blue emission)

BRACELET
– New bracelet with redesigned links and improved integration: polished central links, brushed external links, OMEGA patented screw-and-pin system with butterfly clasp and pushers on cover
– Fitting: Bracelet: 19 mm between lugs, 16 mm on clasp

SPECIFICATIONS
– International 5-year warranty
– Certification: Master Chronometer delivered with a certification card, ensuring that the watch has passed the tests certified by METAS

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35 thoughts on “OMEGA Seamaster Aqua Terra 150m 38mm. Atlantic Blue, Bay Green, Sandstone, Saffron & Terracotta.”

  1. Fantastic video as always, Alexander! Perfectly shot and edited, with your usual intelligent insights. At first, I thought I'd like the blue or green, but the saffron and, especially, the terracotta look fantastic in all lights. In the water (and I'm very jealous about your pool!), It's the terracotta for me I think!

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  2. Your presentation make me doubt to choose among: blue, green, silver or safron. But good job for effort to calibrate the camera to show the right colour for us. Thank you.

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  3. Thank you as usual Alexander for the perfect images and the super detailed review.
    When these first came out, I fell in love with the colors and in particular with the Saffron and I thought to sell my AQ for one of these, but in the end I changed my mind mainly for the caliber. In my AT I have the 8900 caliber that has the jumping hour features that I think is very useful and much more interesting than the quick date adjustment.
    A 39 mm AT with an adjustable bracelet and the 8900 caliber would be my perfect option.

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  4. Good morning Alexander. Thank you for another first class video. These are all wonderful watches. I just wish that Omega could combine this case and dial options with the 89XX movements, for the time zone option. I understand that this complication needs space, but surely if Tudor can produce the Pro at 39mm, Omega could too. I don't know the dimensions of the 89XX movements so I don't know what's possible here. But this case with the time zone facility would get my money… Have a good weekend everyone 😊

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  5. Guess these are coming out soon as the marketing efforts are increasing. I am still a bit put off these won't be out until December or January. I get supply issues but it's a little late imo.

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  6. Truly next level that you've done the calibration and excellent proof how important it is. Your previous omega AF 38mm video, the Atlantic blue was my favorite but it had a hit of green that was different from the bay green and it was what I'd choose. Now with your calibration I can see that Atlantic blue is more "dull" and not for me. Would love for more of this kind of precision!

    As for the watch itself, it was so close. Love everything except for the lacking in the fly ajustments. Would be curious to understand what goes into such a decision to not have it because omega 100% have the skill to make it and make one to fit the new look of the AT. If you live in any sort of place with daily temperature changes this watch will never do. You make changes all the time a heck of alot more than you'll ever make use of 150m of water resistant….kinda looses some of the versatility omega seeks

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  7. Whoever thought that it was a good idea not to apply luminous material on stem of minute hand should be fired and not allowed to design watches anymore. When I have the PlanetOcean on my wrist I can instantly tell the time at a glance, even in darkest places with barely charged lume. While wearing my Aqua Terra watches, however, I have to spend at least a couple of minutes staring at dials to distinguish hour, minute, second hands. What a poor design!
    Great review as usual, though.

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  8. Please ask Omega to calibrate their inner bezel. Numbers 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 are wrong, they are upside down. Once they fix it, i would buy immediately. Thank you. Gorgeous colors for sure.

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  9. I have to agree with the critics. The dials are certainly lovely and the movement is of course superb, but they failed with the bracelet. First the polished center links are widely disliked, then there's the inexplicable lack of any adjusting mechanism, and finally Omega's pigheaded use of a 19mm lug width. But thanks for the very useful video!

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  10. Thanks a lot for the video showing the watches in true colours! For me it would be the saffron, subtle yet fun colour and the most elegant in my view. I wonder when in comes to the stores to buy in the UK?

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  11. Excellent video. I really appreciate the effort that was put into ensuring accurate color reproduction for the benefit of the viewers. If only Omega was that dedicated to delivering to their customers. And to that end, I've got a couple questions that you can pose to Greg Kissling. When Omega redesigns hardware, do they redesign with customer feedback and customer priorities in mind? If they do, why the hell would redesign the bracelet on this model Aqua Terra and NOT include micro adjustment? It's just inexcusable. Customers want it. Customers will pay for it. Not including micro adjustment made it a waste of a redesign.

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