Tough to beat
It’s been a minute since I brought out this one. Every time I wear it I wonder, “what more could I need?“. The Aqua Terra, in many ways, has it all. Good water resistance, at 150 meters, the ability to resist magnetic fields up to 15,000 gauss, and some pretty good looks. This example is in titanium and is the Good Planet Foundation release with the 8605 movement and a GMT complication.
What are your thoughts on the aqua terra? What are your favorite alternatives?
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Robert
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OMG... I didn't even know that Omega had Aqua Terras in titanium! Now I got major watch envy!
With the right dial, the AT might be the ultimate GADA watch.
Of course, the ultimate GADA watch just may be the antithesis of what a watch enthusiast is looking for...😉
OMG... I didn't even know that Omega had Aqua Terras in titanium! Now I got major watch envy!
Prolly be even cooler if the genius wearing it would have set the date correctly this morning. #fail
Great piece!
Great piece!
Thank you! Cheers!
I was not aware of the GMT AT. And that colorway is 👌
Wow! Just wow! Now I’m adding this to my list of must haves
Great looking watch with an awesome spec.
Too bad - 43mm is about 4mm too big for my taste.
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The dial is stunning!
Thats is really nice !
Man, thats sharp as hell
Want to feel even better about your beautiful new watch? Read this…
https://www.fratellowatches.com/15000-gauss-160000-gauss-omega/
This one too. (It’s a PO, but applies to any of Omega‘s Master Chronometer)
https://www.watchtime.com/featured/omega-seamaster-planet-ocean-600m-watch-in-mri-machine/
Wow. One of the GREATs.
Want to feel even better about your beautiful new watch? Read this…
https://www.fratellowatches.com/15000-gauss-160000-gauss-omega/
This one too. (It’s a PO, but applies to any of Omega‘s Master Chronometer)
https://www.watchtime.com/featured/omega-seamaster-planet-ocean-600m-watch-in-mri-machine/
I’ve heard of safety margins being built into specifications provided by engineers. But 160,000 gauss?! Impressive. Thanks for sharing.