Of course, it is the new Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra >15,000 Gauss.
From the first moment I saw this watch, with its antimagnetic design, I was a believer in Omega’s innovative system for eliminating magnetism — the number-one enemy of a mechanical watch’s accuracy.
To get the full story about the watch, including exclusive pictures; an interesting interview with Jean-Claude Monachon, Omega VP and head of product development; and two exclusive HD videos, please read my article, published June 18th, by clicking HERE.
And, until I name my favorite watch of 2014, stay tuned to Watch-Insider.com, where I will review the new timepieces debuting at next month’s SIHH watch fair and at the Baselworld fair this spring.
Yes Omega Aqua Terra is nice but could be better finished no date window surround why ? and I’m not impressed with the second finger styling ………. so for me its Omega Hour Vision Orbis Blue Its a true classic with beautiful de-masking and finishing nothing comes close
My too would be the dark side of the moon and after that the aqua terra!
A full option happy new year to everybody there on the hyperspace!!alex
Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra is truly a great watch and I love its looks also, hence I fully support Alexander’s selection!
Moreover, I think its anti-magnetic capability makes Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra very accurate.
As Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra is not ultra-expensive, I am sure, it will be highly popular among ordinary folks.
Is it just me or does this Omega Seamaster Aquaterra bear a striking resemblance to my Rolex Milgauss? Except for the Omega’s sapphire back they’re very similar…both even have fancy second hands.
My Watch of the Year? The Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon. Although I’ve never owned an Omega, that one might be my first.