OmegaSeamaster Aqua Terra World Timer

KEY FACTS

• This Omega Aqua Terra is offered by a UK-based private seller
• This Worldtimer reference introduces fresh design and extra utility to Omega's versatile Aqua Terra model line
• A one-owner example purchased by the vendor from an authorised dealer
• Accompanied by the display box, outer box, warranty card, master chronometer card, pictograms card, wallet and operating instructions
• The watch remains under Omega's five-year international warranty
• The vendor confirms the watch is in good working order with some marks and scratches commensurate the normal wear

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• This version of the Aqua Terra introduces a world time complication to Omega's versatile sports watch line, making it a notable addition for collectors looking to track multiple time zones
• This 43mm stainless steel watch features a striking blue dial with a vertical "teak" patterns, inspired by luxury yacht decking
• The world time complication is prominently displayed on the dial, allowing the wearer to read the time in multiple time zones simultaneously
• In the centre, there's a detailed world map, surrounded by a 24-hour ring
• This corresponds to the outer ring which lists major cities from around the globe
• To provide this intriguing dial with a sense of clarity, Omega has fitted it with applied hour markers and broad-arrow hands
• On the underside, a sapphire case back displays the Master Chronometer calibre 8938,
• This movement is able to resist magnetic fields up to 15,000 gauss and is equipped with a 60-hour power reserve
• The watch is completed with a blue rubber strap

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