Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Co-Axial Master Chronometer 41mm, Ref. 220.12.41.21.02.002
Condition: Very good, pre-owned condition and running as it should.
Contents: Double-boxed, booklet and all three cards.
The Sailor's Watch That Refuses to Be Ordinary
The Aqua Terra 220.12.41.21.02.002 is defined by its horizontal teak-pattern dial, a direct nod to the wooden decks of classic sailboats, finished in silver with orange accents on the seconds hand and Seamaster text. Powered by the Co-Axial Master Chronometer caliber 8900, this piece carries METAS certification, resisting magnetic fields up to 15,000 gauss, a standard most watchmakers cannot touch. The 60-hour power reserve means this watch can sit through a weekend off the wrist and still be ready Monday morning. At 41mm in stainless steel with a transparent caseback, the proportions read equally well under a dress shirt cuff or a wetsuit sleeve. This is not a dive watch pretending to be dressy or a dress watch pretending to be sporty, it occupies its own category with total confidence. The grey structured rubber strap with steel link integration signals versatility without sacrificing the tool-watch DNA that built the Seamaster name. Independent secondary market data shows this reference has outperformed the broader Omega index over both one-year and five-year windows, a rare combination of desirability and price stability in a segment that often trades sideways.
For a buyer who wants Swiss engineering credentials without Rolex-level markup, this reference offers a documented performance edge and a design identity that holds up decades after purchase.
Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Co-Axial Master Chronometer 41mm, Ref. 220.12.41.21.02.002
Condition: Very good, pre-owned condition and running as it should.
Contents: Double-boxed, booklet and all three cards.
The Sailor's Watch That Refuses to Be Ordinary
The Aqua Terra 220.12.41.21.02.002 is defined by its horizontal teak-pattern dial, a direct nod to the wooden decks of classic sailboats, finished in silver with orange accents on the seconds hand and Seamaster text. Powered by the Co-Axial Master Chronometer caliber 8900, this piece carries METAS certification, resisting magnetic fields up to 15,000 gauss, a standard most watchmakers cannot touch. The 60-hour power reserve means this watch can sit through a weekend off the wrist and still be ready Monday morning. At 41mm in stainless steel with a transparent caseback, the proportions read equally well under a dress shirt cuff or a wetsuit sleeve. This is not a dive watch pretending to be dressy or a dress watch pretending to be sporty, it occupies its own category with total confidence. The grey structured rubber strap with steel link integration signals versatility without sacrificing the tool-watch DNA that built the Seamaster name. Independent secondary market data shows this reference has outperformed the broader Omega index over both one-year and five-year windows, a rare combination of desirability and price stability in a segment that often trades sideways.
For a buyer who wants Swiss engineering credentials without Rolex-level markup, this reference offers a documented performance edge and a design identity that holds up decades after purchase.
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