Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra
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Stainless steel head and bracelet with double push-button butterfly clasp, black horizontal 'Teak Concept' dial, automatic Master Chronometer (Cal. 8900), date, screw-down crown, display back, Ref. 220.10.41.21.01.001, warranty dated November 2023, 41mm, Like New in Box with Papers
$4,875 our price, Wire Price $4,595Our ID OMG4352 : Ask A Question : Add To Cart -
Stainless Steel head and bracelet with push button deployant clasp, smooth bezel, silver 'Teak Concept' dial, automatic Chronometer (Cal. 8601), month / date (needs to be updated only on leap years), screw-down crown, display back, Ref. 231.13.43.22.02.001, warranty dated December 2021, 43mm, Near Mint Plus in Box with Papers
$4,235 our price, Wire Price $3,995Our ID OMG4377 : Ask A Question : Add To Cart
Omega Seamaster Watches
The Omega Seamaster was first introduced in 1947 looking nothing like its present incarnation. It was essentially a dress watch and was highly acclaimed at the time for being "water proof" a term that meant having a water resistance of around 30 meters, now considered basic in modern watches. In the 1970s the Seamaster began morphing into a sportier style, with higher visibility dials, and higher depth ratings. The dressier models, Seamaster 120 (now discontinued) and the Seamaster Aqua Terra became aesthetically distinct from the sportier version, officially renamed the Seamaster Pro in 1988. The Omega Seamaster line recently grew with the introduction of another sporty Seamaster, the PlanetOcean with its exceptional depth rating and signature orange bezel.
