Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra

The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra

The Seamaster for land and sea, as the name says: a 150 m sports watch with a teak-deck dial, a date and no rotating bezel, launched in 2002 and since 2017 a Master Chronometer in 41 and 38 mm. It is the Omega most often bought as an only watch, because it goes under a cuff and into the sea without comment.

Every Aqua Terra on Dialist is listed by a verified dealer and covered by buyer protection. The 41 mm is the men's standard, the 38 mm the one for most wrists; the 34 and 30 mm carry the women's dials.

Teak decks and three generations

The first Aqua Terra of 2002 was a clean three-hander on the Co-Axial calibre 2500 in 36, 39 and 42 mm. In 2008 the teak-pattern dial arrived with the in-house calibre 8500, the 231. references, in 38.5 and 41.5 mm: the generation that defined the look, with the chronograph alongside and the GMT from 2012.

The 2017 relaunch (220.) turned the teak stripes horizontal, moved the date to six o'clock, added the Master Chronometer calibres 8900 and 8800 and the 41 and 38 mm sizes. The Worldtimer reached steel in 2019, the titanium Ultra Light the same year, the 34 mm Master Chronometer for women in 2022, the lacquered Shades dials in 2023 and a 30 mm Master Chronometer in 2025.

What to know before you buy

1. 01

   Sizes

   41 mm for a sports-watch presence, 38 mm for most wrists and for anyone who finds the Diver 300M large, 34 and 30 mm with the women's dials, 38.5 and 41.5 on the 2008–2017 generation.

2. 02

   Dials

   Blue and black teak are the classics, silver and grey the dressy ones, green since 2021, the Shades pastels since 2023. The 2008 generation has vertical teak lines, the 2017 horizontal.