Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M

220.10.43.22.03.002

Brand  : Omega
Collection  : Seamaster
Model  : Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M
Reference  : 220.10.43.22.03.002
Complement : Steel - Blue Dial - Bracelet Steel
On sale : 2023

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  • Brand  : Omega
    Collection  : Seamaster
    Model  : Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M
    Reference  : 220.10.43.22.03.002
    Complement : Steel - Blue Dial - Bracelet Steel
    On sale : 2023
    List Price : 11 200 €
    Diameter : 43 mm
    Thickness : 14.32 mm
    Styles : Classical
    Types : Self-winding
    Calibre : Omega 8938
    Calibre distinction : Chronometer
    Côtes de Genève
    Co-Axial escapement
    Silicon balance spring
    Complication : Time Zones
    Date
    Case material : Steel
    Case peculiarity : Screwed-down crown
    Anti-magnetic
    Water-resistance : 150 meters
    Dial color : Blue
    Glass : Sapphire
    Domed
    External and internal anti-reflective treatment
    Scratch-resistant
    Strap material : Steel
    Strap clasp : Butterfly clasp
    + More characteristics :
    Movement
    Calibre: Omega 8938
    Self-winding movement with Co-Axial escapement
    Certified Master Chronometer, approved by METAS, resistant to magnetic fields reaching 15,000 gauss
    GMT / Worldtimer functions
    Free sprung-balance with silicon balance spring; automatic winding in both directions
    Rhodium plated finish with Geneva waves in arabesque
    Power reserve: 60 hours

    Case
    Steel
    Between lugs: 21 mm
    Lug to lug: 50.30 mm
    Total product weight (Approx.): 167 g

    Dial
    Blue

    Bracelet / Buckles
    Steel
    Butterfly clasp

DESCRIPTION

  • SEAMASTER

    Precision at Every Level

    OMEGA salutes the family launched 75 years ago

    with an 11-watch collection, the Seamaster in Summer Blue, that celebrates water resistance 

    To celebrate OMEGA’s oceangoing icon, the Swiss brand has produced a new collection with bold dials that include a striking tone reminiscent of a perfect day on a boundless sea.

    The seven iconic models - eleven watches in all – track a trajectory from dressy to serious dive tech. Common to all is OMEGA's Summer Blue, used in greater or lesser degrees to reflect the water resistance of each Seamaster and relate its depth-defying credentials at a glance: Aqua Terra represents the sun-drenched surface, Ultra Deep the dark abyss. 

    We invite you to explore this year’s special editions in depth.

    A Brief History of the Seamaster

    The story of the Seamaster begins 16 years before it was born, with the launch of the OMEGA “Marine” in 1932 - the world’s first divers’ watch available to civilian divers. This ingenious timepiece successfully tested at 73 metres below the surface of Lake Geneva, also proved water-resistant at a depth of 135 meters, when pressure-tested inside the Laboratory of Watchmaking Research in Neuchatel. This impressive start set the course for OMEGA’s rapid advancements in underwater design.

    During the years of WWII, OMEGA delivered more than 110,000 watches for the pilots, navigators, and soldiers of Great Britain’s Ministry of Defence to support its Air Force and Navy pilots during service. That unprecedented experience allowed OMEGA to progress quickly in the fields of water resistance, anti-magnetism, and robustness, and create a series of watches that could withstand the harshest conditions.  Famously, the MoD gave each watch a W.W.W engraving on the caseback, which stood for “Waterproof Wrist Watch”.

    Launched in 1948 to coincide with OMEGA’s 100th anniversary, the collection blended battle-proven technology with an elegant exterior to produce a watch for “town, sea and country.”

    It soon became clear which word of the three would define its future. In the heady rock ‘n’ roll years, a decade of optimism and exploration, the Seamaster came into its own as the watch of choice for undersea adventurers. The starting point for this new trajectory was the Seamaster 300, released in 1957.

    Wave after wave of extraordinary models followed. Each offering exciting new designs, innovative technologies, and even greater levels of water resistance. Along the way, the watch with the distinctive seahorse logo would play a key role in ocean exploration and conservation, as the timepiece of choice for the curious and the deeply concerned.  

    Today, OMEGA is able to test every one of its water-resistant watches in a real underwater environment, thanks to the brand’s industry-leading facilities and the certification standards set by METAS (the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology).

    These timepieces, launched to mark the 75th anniversary of the Seamaster line, pay tribute to an extraordinary history of innovation, exploration, ocean-tested performance and design. 

    Aqua Terra

    Stylish and seaworthy

    Released in 2002, the Seamaster Aqua Terra’s restrained display recalled the clean lines of the original Seamaster 300 from 1957. Throughout the years, OMEGA has introduced ocean-inspired design touches, such as sailboat indexes and teak-pattern dials reminiscent of luxury yacht decks. 

    OMEGA’s Aqua Terra collection now includes three new models with symmetrical cases and crowns in stainless steel. The 38 mm edition, powered by OMEGA’s Co-Axial Master Chronometer 8800, has sailboat indexes and a polished and brushed bracelet formed of beautifully rounded links. The model sized 41 mm offers wearers a choice of a matching bracelet or blue rubber strap. Its driving force is OMEGA’s Co-Axial Master Chronometer 8900. All watches have a new dial in sun-brushed Summer Blue, varnished with a gradient finish to reflect the water resistance of the Aqua Terra: an impressive 150 metres. To complement this colour, OMEGA has filled the rhodium-plated hands and indexes with a unique light blue Super-LumiNova.  

    Aqua Terra Worldtimer

    A dial designed to inspire  

    Just two years after its launch in 2017, OMEGA adopted laser technology to achieve dials of extraordinary texture and colour. Beautiful visions of Earth viewed from above and wearable on the wrist.  With its day and night indications and circle of global destinations, the Aqua Terra Worldtimer is the ultimate call to adventure. The very special Seamaster even has its own ocean.

    The 43 mm Aqua Terra Worldtimer in stainless steel, available on a matching bracelet or blue rubber strap, presents a colourful view of Earth. Around the dial is a circle of silvery printed global destinations. Bridging the outer and inner displays, hesalite glass reveals a 24-hour reading with light blue to indicate daytime and dark blue to indicate night. Laser-ablating texture and then colour on a grade 5 titanium plate produced the vision of Earth, which depicts a blue ocean and relief of the continents. In line with Aqua Terra technology, the Worldtimer is equipped to mark time in a watery world, 150 metres beneath the waves. Its driving force is OMEGA’s Co-Axial Master Chronometer 8938.

  • SEAMASTER

    Precision at Every Level

    OMEGA salutes the family launched 75 years ago

    with an 11-watch collection, the Seamaster in Summer Blue, that celebrates water resistance 

    To celebrate OMEGA’s oceangoing icon, the Swiss brand has produced a new collection with bold dials that include a striking tone reminiscent of a perfect day on a boundless sea.

    The seven iconic models - eleven watches in all – track a trajectory from dressy to serious dive tech. Common to all is OMEGA's Summer Blue, used in greater or lesser degrees to reflect the water resistance of each Seamaster and relate its depth-defying credentials at a glance: Aqua Terra represents the sun-drenched surface, Ultra Deep the dark abyss. 

    We invite you to explore this year’s special editions in depth.

    A Brief History of the Seamaster

    The story of the Seamaster begins 16 years before it was born, with the launch of the OMEGA “Marine” in 1932 - the world’s first divers’ watch available to civilian divers. This ingenious timepiece successfully tested at 73 metres below the surface of Lake Geneva, also proved water-resistant at a depth of 135 meters, when pressure-tested inside the Laboratory of Watchmaking Research in Neuchatel. This impressive start set the course for OMEGA’s rapid advancements in underwater design.

    During the years of WWII, OMEGA delivered more than 110,000 watches for the pilots, navigators, and soldiers of Great Britain’s Ministry of Defence to support its Air Force and Navy pilots during service. That unprecedented experience allowed OMEGA to progress quickly in the fields of water resistance, anti-magnetism, and robustness, and create a series of watches that could withstand the harshest conditions.  Famously, the MoD gave each watch a W.W.W engraving on the caseback, which stood for “Waterproof Wrist Watch”.

    Launched in 1948 to coincide with OMEGA’s 100th anniversary, the collection blended battle-proven technology with an elegant exterior to produce a watch for “town, sea and country.”

    It soon became clear which word of the three would define its future. In the heady rock ‘n’ roll years, a decade of optimism and exploration, the Seamaster came into its own as the watch of choice for undersea adventurers. The starting point for this new trajectory was the Seamaster 300, released in 1957.

    Wave after wave of extraordinary models followed. Each offering exciting new designs, innovative technologies, and even greater levels of water resistance. Along the way, the watch with the distinctive seahorse logo would play a key role in ocean exploration and conservation, as the timepiece of choice for the curious and the deeply concerned.  

    Today, OMEGA is able to test every one of its water-resistant watches in a real underwater environment, thanks to the brand’s industry-leading facilities and the certification standards set by METAS (the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology).

    These timepieces, launched to mark the 75th anniversary of the Seamaster line, pay tribute to an extraordinary history of innovation, exploration, ocean-tested performance and design. 

    Aqua Terra

    Stylish and seaworthy

    Released in 2002, the Seamaster Aqua Terra’s restrained display recalled the clean lines of the original Seamaster 300 from 1957. Throughout the years, OMEGA has introduced ocean-inspired design touches, such as sailboat indexes and teak-pattern dials reminiscent of luxury yacht decks. 

    OMEGA’s Aqua Terra collection now includes three new models with symmetrical cases and crowns in stainless steel. The 38 mm edition, powered by OMEGA’s Co-Axial Master Chronometer 8800, has sailboat indexes and a polished and brushed bracelet formed of beautifully rounded links. The model sized 41 mm offers wearers a choice of a matching bracelet or blue rubber strap. Its driving force is OMEGA’s Co-Axial Master Chronometer 8900. All watches have a new dial in sun-brushed Summer Blue, varnished with a gradient finish to reflect the water resistance of the Aqua Terra: an impressive 150 metres. To complement this colour, OMEGA has filled the rhodium-plated hands and indexes with a unique light blue Super-LumiNova.  

    Aqua Terra Worldtimer

    A dial designed to inspire  

    Just two years after its launch in 2017, OMEGA adopted laser technology to achieve dials of extraordinary texture and colour. Beautiful visions of Earth viewed from above and wearable on the wrist.  With its day and night indications and circle of global destinations, the Aqua Terra Worldtimer is the ultimate call to adventure. The very special Seamaster even has its own ocean.

    The 43 mm Aqua Terra Worldtimer in stainless steel, available on a matching bracelet or blue rubber strap, presents a colourful view of Earth. Around the dial is a circle of silvery printed global destinations. Bridging the outer and inner displays, hesalite glass reveals a 24-hour reading with light blue to indicate daytime and dark blue to indicate night. Laser-ablating texture and then colour on a grade 5 titanium plate produced the vision of Earth, which depicts a blue ocean and relief of the continents. In line with Aqua Terra technology, the Worldtimer is equipped to mark time in a watery world, 150 metres beneath the waves. Its driving force is OMEGA’s Co-Axial Master Chronometer 8938.

  • Brand  : Omega
    Collection  : Seamaster
    Model  : Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M
    Reference  : 220.10.43.22.03.002
    Complement : Steel - Blue Dial - Bracelet Steel
    On sale : 2023
    List Price : 11 200 €
    Diameter : 43 mm
    Thickness : 14.32 mm
    Styles : Classical
    Types : Self-winding
    Calibre : Omega 8938
    Calibre distinction : Chronometer
    Côtes de Genève
    Co-Axial escapement
    Silicon balance spring
    Complication : Time Zones
    Date
    Case material : Steel
    Case peculiarity : Screwed-down crown
    Anti-magnetic
    Water-resistance : 150 meters
    Dial color : Blue
    Glass : Sapphire
    Domed
    External and internal anti-reflective treatment
    Scratch-resistant
    Strap material : Steel
    Strap clasp : Butterfly clasp
    More characteristics :
    Movement
    Calibre: Omega 8938
    Self-winding movement with Co-Axial escapement
    Certified Master Chronometer, approved by METAS, resistant to magnetic fields reaching 15,000 gauss
    GMT / Worldtimer functions
    Free sprung-balance with silicon balance spring; automatic winding in both directions
    Rhodium plated finish with Geneva waves in arabesque
    Power reserve: 60 hours

    Case
    Steel
    Between lugs: 21 mm
    Lug to lug: 50.30 mm
    Total product weight (Approx.): 167 g

    Dial
    Blue

    Bracelet / Buckles
    Steel
    Butterfly clasp