Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra

Dress Watch Meets Diver

Swiss luxury watch manufacturer Omega combines the elegance of a dress watch with the functionality and robustness of a diving watch in the Seamaster Aqua Terra collection: A screw-down crown and case back make the timepieces water-resistant up to 150 meters (15 bar, 492 feet). Thanks to the luminous material on the hands and indices, the watches are also easy to read in poor lighting conditions. The relationship to the other models in the Seamaster collection can also be seen here, as the triangular hour markers and the minute hand with an arrowhead are strongly reminiscent of the classic model in the series, the Seamaster 300.

However, unlike its legendary sibling model, the Aqua Terra lacks a diving bezel. Instead, a narrow and – in most instances – polished bezel runs around the dial's edge. Its finely structured dial, reminiscent of the planks of a yacht, further reinforces this impression. The final result is simple, sporty, and elegant. It pairs as well with a suit as it does with a polo shirt. Different case diameters of 28 mm, 34 mm, and 43 mm offer the right size for almost every wrist. Omega also offers the 49.2-mm Aqua Terra XXL Small Seconds for those looking for something particularly hefty.

The Omega Aqua Terra line is incredibly diverse. For example, there are models with cases and bracelets made of stainless steel or yellow or rose gold, as well as two-tone editions that combine 18-karat gold and stainless steel. The Ultralight models on the other hand are made almost entirely of titanium - including the case, dial, and components of the movement.

This variety of options is also seen with this model series’ complications. You can choose from simple three-hand watches, watches with a second time zone or small seconds, as well as timepieces with a world time display,which allow you to keep an eye on 24 time zones simultaneously. Omega uses automatic calibers with the in-house Co-Axial escapement in the series, which makes the watches particularly low-maintenance and resistant to magnetic fields. In ladies' models with a particularly small diameter, the watchmaker also uses quartz movements from the Swiss manufacturer ETA.

Reasons to Buy a Seamaster Aqua Terra

• Water-resistant to 150 meters (15 bar, 492 feet)
• Highly efficient, shock-resistant Co-Axial escapement
• Strong magnetic resistance
• Available with a chronograph, GMT, or world time function
• Stainless steel, titanium, 18-karat gold, platinum, and two-tone cases

Price overview for the Seamaster Aqua Terra

How much does a Seamaster Aqua Terra cost?

The most affordable entry into the Seamaster Aqua Terra collection is the three-hand ladies' stainless steel models powered by a quartz caliber. For example, the 28-mm version with the reference number 220.10.28.60.51.001 costs around 2 734 EUR.

You can buy a 34-mm stainless steel watch with an automatic movement, such as the model with the reference number 220.10.34.20.02.002, for around 5 327 EUR.

The Aqua Terra reference 220.23.38.20.06.001 is a 38-mm two-tone version made of stainless steel and Sedna gold. This watch changes hands for roughly 7 477 EUR.

The 34-mm Aqua Terra model (ref. 220.28.34.20.60.001) is also a two-tone watch. The dial and bezel are richly set with diamonds. An investment of just under 15 640 EUR is required for this timepiece.

The case and bracelet of the 41-mm Aqua Terra with the reference number 220.50.41.21.10.001 are made of 18-karat yellow gold. The watch is available on Chrono24 for around -. If you would like an Aqua Terra in yellow gold that is also set with diamonds, then the reference 220.55.38.20.99.002 is a great choice. The average price for this 38-mm luxury watch is 55 000 EUR.

New Seamaster Aqua Terra Models for 2024 and 2025

Omega presented a series of new variants of the Seamaster Aqua Terra in 2024 and 2025. These include three stainless steel models, which the manufacturer equips with a glossy black dial. The watches are equipped with the 8900 caliber with a date at 6 o'clock and are therefore technically identical. The main distinguishing feature is the size of the housing.

While the model with the reference number 220.10.34.20.01.001 with a diameter of 34 mm is designed more for women, the 38-mm version (ref. 220.10.38.20.01.004) is ideal as a unisex watch for medium-sized wrists. The Aqua Terra with the reference number 220.10.41.21.01.002 has a 41-mm case and is therefore more suitable for larger wrists. All three models are worn on a three-link stainless steel bracelet.

If you prefer a colored dial, then you should take a closer look at the "Shades" references 220.10.38.20.10.004 and 220.10.38.20.10.005. The case and bracelet of these two models are made of stainless steel and have a 38-mm case diameter. While the first reference is equipped with a lavender-colored dial, the second variant has a pink dial. The Omega caliber 8800 sets the pace in the watches.

Friends of watches with turquoise dials will get their money's worth with the references 220.10.38.20.03.005 and 220.10.38.20.03.005, which were introduced in 2023. The former has a diameter of 38 mm, while the latter is 41 mm. The case and bracelet of both models are made of stainless steel. The 8900 caliber powers this watch.

Under the additional designation "Summer Blue", you will find two 41-mm versions with a sky-blue dial. The model with the reference number 220.10.41.21.03.005 has a stainless steel bracelet, while the reference 220.12.41.21.03.008 is worn on a sky-blue rubber strap.

The Aqua Terra GMT

Are you looking for a sporty dress watch with a GMT function? Then the Aqua Terra GMT from the previous collection is a good choice. This 43-mm watch takes everything that makes the three-hand edition so popular and adds a 24-hour hand for displaying the time in a second time zone.

With the Aqua Terra GMT, you also have the choice between watches made of stainless steel, such as the model with the reference number 231.10.43.22.01.001, Sedna gold (ref. 231.50.43.22.02.001), or two-tone watches that combine both materials. Reference 231.20.43.22.06.003 is one example.

The Aqua Terra Annual Calendar

The Aqua Terra collection also included models with an annual calendar. These differ from the conventional date display in that they can automatically distinguish between months with 30 and 31 days. A manual correction of the date is only necessary on March 1st.

The Aqua Terra Annual Calendar has a window for the date and month at 3 o'clock. The case measures 38.5 mm in diameter and is available in stainless steel, rose gold, or a combination of the two.

Aqua Terra With Small Seconds

The Seamaster Aqua Terra collection also includes a large selection of models equipped with a small seconds at 6 o'clock. The caliber 8802 powers these watches, which are available in 38-mm and 41-mm case sizes. In terms of materials, you can choose between models made of stainless steel, two-tone watches made of stainless steel and 18-karat Sedna gold, and timepieces whose case and bracelet are made entirely of gold. Some versions are also embellished with diamonds.

The model with the reference number 220.10.38.20.10.001 is an example of a 38-mm stainless steel version with small seconds. This watch has a green dial and is worn on a stainless steel bracelet. The reference 220.23.38.20.60.001 is a 38-mm two-tone model with a green dial and diamond indices. Here, a gray leather strap ensures a great fit on the wrist.

The case and bracelet of the Aqua Terra with the reference number 220.55.38.20.99.001 are made of Sedna gold. Diamonds on the dial and bezel also ensure an elegant appearance.

The Seamaster Aqua Terra (Ref. 220.10.41.21.02.002) has a 41-mm stainless steel case. The watch also has a silver dial and is worn on a stainless steel bracelet.

The model with the reference number 220.50.41.21.02.002 also has a 41-mm case, which in this case is made of Sedna gold. The bracelet is also gold to match. You can read the time on a silver-colored dial with gold indices.

Aqua Terra Ultra Light

Omega offers titanium timepieces under the name Seamaster Aqua Terra Ultra Light, which impress with their extremely low weight. The model with the reference number 220.92.41.21.06.001, for example, has a total weight of just 74 grams including the rubber strap. Without the strap, the watch weighs 55 grams. One of the ways Omega achieves this light weight is by making large parts of the 8928 Ti in-house movement from titanium. The METAS-certified movement withstands magnetic fields of up to 15,000 gauss. The dial and bezel of this watch are gray, while a red seconds hand and red decorative stitching on the strap provide sporty color contrasts.

Other variants of the watch bear the reference numbers 220.92.41.21.06.002 and 220.92.41.21.06.003. The former version features green color contrasts, while the latter watch is blue.

The Seamaster Aqua Terra Ultra Light (ref. 220.92.41.21.03.002) pays homage to the Swedish pole vaulter Armand "Mondo" Duplantis and follows a different color concept. Here, the dial is completely blue, while a yellow seconds hand ensures a sporty appearance. A blue-yellow rubber strap rounds off the overall look of this watch.

Special Models: Golf, James Bond, and World Time Watches

As is the case in most of its collections, Omega has released numerous special edition Aqua Terras. The Aqua Terra >15,000 GAUSS (ref. 231.10.42.21.01.002) presented in 2014 is one of them. It was the first watch to feature technology and materials now present in all the Swiss manufacturer's Master Chronometer calibers. The watch can be recognized by its black and yellow striped second hand and the yellow lettering "> 15'000 GAUSS" above the 6 o'clock position.

The limited special edition Aqua Terra 007 Spectre (ref. 231.10.42.21.03.004), which was launched in 2015 to coincide with the 24th James Bond film Spectre, is practically identical to the >15,000 GAUSS. However, its dial is patterned with the Bond family coat-of-arms, and the seconds hand is solid yellow. Furthermore, the 007 logo is integrated into the "15'000 GAUSS" on the dial. This James Bond watch is limited to 15,007 pieces.

Omega opted for light and robust titanium when crafting the models in the GoodPlanet line. These watches are dedicated to the GoodPlanet Foundation, an ecology and sustainable development NGO. You have the choice between the 38.5-mm three-hand version (ref. 231.90.39.21.04.001) and the 43-mm version with a GMT function, which you can find under reference number 231.90.43.22.04.001. An additional fourth hand represents the time in another time zone on a 24-hour scale.

The Aqua Terra Golf (ref. 220.12.41.21.01.002) is another special edition of the watch in the collection. Technically, the 41-mm watch does not differ from the standard models, although it has a seconds hand in rich green. Other details include the green "Seamaster" inscription; and the green 15, 30, 45, and 60 markers on the minute track. A black and green NATO strap completes the look. If this color combination does not appeal to you, you can opt for the 41.5-mm version with a light-colored dial and orange color accents (ref. 231.10.42.21.02.004). This watch has a three-row stainless steel bracelet with polished center links.

The Aqua Terra Worldtimer

One particularly exceptional model is the Aqua Terra Worldtimer – the first Omega watch to feature a world time display. This 43-mm timepiece's most striking detail is the enamel Earth at the center of its dial. A 24-hour scale surrounds the Earth, which itself sits within a sandblasted platinum dial. This is enclosed by a ring with a 24-hour scale, which in turn is embedded in the dial. The names of well-known cities are printed here to represent the different time zones.

Omega offers the Aqua Terra Worldtimer in several variants. The platinum model was presented in 2017 (ref. 220.93.43.22.99.001). The 2017 platinum edition is very exclusive and had a limited run of only 87 pieces. in 2019, a version with a Sedna gold case and bracelet followed under the reference number 220.50.43.22.02.001. The Aqua Terra Worldtimer (ref. 220.12.43.22.03.001), whose case is made of stainless steel, was also released in 2019. The watch is worn on a blue rubber strap.

In 2023, Omega presented three further variants of the Aqua Terra Worldtimer, which also have a 43-mm case. The model with the reference number 220.30.43.22.10.001 is a version with a stainless steel case and bracelet. The dial and bezel are green. Under the reference number 220.32.43.22.10.001, you will find the watch with a green rubber strap.

Omega uses titanium for the case of the Aqua Terra Worldtimer with the reference number 220.92.43.22.99.001. The model has a gray dial and a black bezel. A black rubber strap holds the model securely on the wrist.

Other variants of the Seamaster Aqua Terra Worldtimer bear the additional designation "Summer Blue." The two models are characterized by a light blue dial. Reference 220.10.43.22.03.002 is fitted with a stainless steel bracelet, while the variant with reference number 220.12.43.22.03.002 has a rubber strap that matches the color of the dial.

Aqua Terra Chronograph

The 43-mm Aqua Terra GMT Chronograph (ref. 231.10.43.52.06.001) is part of the former Aqua Terra collection and is particularly well-equipped. In addition to the date, the watch offers a timer function and a second time zone. The extra time zone shares a subdial with the small seconds at 9 o'clock, while a subdial at 3 o'clock displays the minute and hour counters. The date display is located at 6 o'clock.

There are numerous other chronographs to choose from, which you can buy second-hand in excellent condition on Chrono24. One example is the 43-mm two-tone model with the reference number 231.20.43.52.06.001. The reference 231.10.44.52.06.001 is a 44-mm tricompax watch with an additional GMT hand.

FAQ

Which movements does Omega use for the Aqua Terra?

Current automatic models are equipped with Co-Axial movements from Omega. The 8800 and 8900 calibers, for example, are METAS-certified and can withstand magnetic fields of up to 15,000 gauss.

What case sizes is the Aqua Terra available in?

At the time of writing in summer 2025, Omega is offering the Aqua Terra in various case sizes between 28 mm and 43 mm.

What materials are the Aqua Terra cases made of?

There are numerous materials to choose from with the Aqua Terra. In addition to stainless steel, Omega also uses rose or yellow gold. The watchmaker also offers variants with a titanium case.