A tribute to OMEGA’s maritime spirit Seamaster heritage powered by the 8900 calibre movement. 41mm...A tribute to OMEGA’s maritime spirit Seamaster heritage powered by the 8900 calibre movement. 41mm stainless steel case presented on a grey, structured rubber strap. Water resistant to 15 bar (150 meters). Master Chronometer officially 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. ICONIC FEATURES: This 41mm watch features a stainless steel, symmetrical case with a silver-tone dial and transparent caseback. Made with structured rubber, lined with grey with orange stitching, the integrated strap provides a distinctly nautical feel, while the self-locking crown used by divers, provides impeccable water resistance. The blackened hands and indexes are filled with white Super-Lumi Nova, with a striking orange central seconds hand and iconic “Seamaster” wording. Orange is also used to highlight the four quarter numbers on the minute track. Certified to the highest industry standards by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS) for accuracy and precision on land or at sea.
This guide is for owners of the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra, providing essential information to understand and utilize the watch effectively. The Aqua Terra combines sophisticated design with robust functionality, making it ideal for both casual and formal settings. However, note that while highly water-resistant, the watch's delicate movement requires professional servicing every few years to maintain optimal performance.
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Series
Seamaster Aqua Terra
Brand
Omega
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How often should I have the watch serviced?
It is recommended to have the watch serviced every 5-7 years to maintain optimal performance.
Is the strap replaceable?
Yes, the rubber strap is replaceable. Contact an Omega service center or authorized dealer for replacement options.
How waterproof is the watch?
The watch is water-resistant up to 15 bar (150 meters), suitable for swimming and snorkeling.
How do I wind the watch?
The watch is self-winding. However, if it stops, you can manually wind it by turning the crown clockwise.
What does Master Chronometer certification mean?
Master Chronometer certification ensures high standards of accuracy, magnetic resistance, and overall performance.
Can I wear the watch while swimming?
Yes, the watch is designed to be worn while swimming and in other aquatic environments, thanks to its water resistance.
How should I clean the watch?
Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the case and dial. For the strap, use warm, soapy water.
Troubleshooting
Watch is not running.
Check if the watch has enough power, manually wind the watch if needed.
Watch is losing time.
Have the watch professionally serviced to check for mechanical issues.
Water or condensation inside the watch.
Immediately take the watch to a qualified watchmaker for inspection and repair.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High accuracy due to Master Chronometer certification.
Durable stainless steel construction.
Elegant design suitable for various occasions.
Excellent water resistance.
Clear visibility with luminous hands.
High magnetic resistance.
Cons
Requires professional servicing every few years.
Rubber strap may show wear over time.
Premium price point.
Potential for scratches on the caseback.
Specialized tools may be needed for strap changes.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setting the Time: Pull the crown to the appropriate position to set the time. Ensure the crown is fully pushed in and screwed down after adjustment to maintain water resistance.
Strap Care: Clean the rubber strap regularly with warm, soapy water to remove dirt and oils. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Winding: The watch is self-winding. However, if it stops, manually wind it by turning the crown clockwise about 20 times. Ensure the crown is screwed in tightly.
Water Resistance Maintenance: Have the water resistance checked periodically by a professional, especially if the watch is frequently exposed to water.
Servicing: Schedule professional servicing every 5-7 years to ensure the watch's long-term accuracy and functionality.