Omega Seamaster Aquaterra 41, 41 mm

Name: Omega Seamaster Aquaterra 41, 41 mm
Brand: Omega
SKU: luxwatch-103266
Price: 31142.98 EUR
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Omega Seamaster Aquaterra 41 (new condition) has a 41 mm case and a blue dial.

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luxwatch-103266

31 142.98 €

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Case

Diameter: 41 mm
Water resistance: 150 m

Movement

Movement type: Automatic

Dial

Dial colour: Blue

Set and condition

Brand: Omega
Reference: O22052412103001 METAS Yes
Condition: New

The story of this watch · Chapters: 5

Omega Seamaster Aquaterra 41, 41 mm

I · This watch

Omega Seamaster Aquaterra 41 (new condition) has a 41 mm case and a blue dial. It uses an automatic movement. Water-resistant to 150 m.

case diameter: 41 mm
water resistance: 150 m
movement: Automatic

II · The line

Seamaster Aquaterra

The Seamaster began in 1948 with an elegant, water-resistant watch. Over time, it developed into a family that spans dressier designs and dedicated diving lines.

III · The manufacture

Omega since 1848

Louis Brandt opened the workshop from which Omega developed in Switzerland in 1848. His sons introduced the 19-ligne Omega caliber in 1894, giving the future brand its name. The company adopted the Omega name in 1903. Omega began its work as Olympic Games timekeeper in 1932. Since 1965, the Speedmaster has accompanied NASA’s crewed missions, including the lunar landings. A new technical chapter began with the commercial introduction of the Co-Axial escapement in 1999. Master Chronometer certification became part of that development in 2015. Today Omega belongs to Swatch Group and continues Swiss watch production, with its home in Biel/Bienne.

1848Louis Brandt opened the workshop from which Omega developed in Switzerland in 1848.
1894His sons introduced the 19-ligne Omega caliber in 1894, giving the future brand its name.
1903The company adopted the Omega name in 1903.
1932Omega began its work as Olympic Games timekeeper in 1932.
1965Since 1965, the Speedmaster has accompanied NASA’s crewed missions, including the lunar landings.
1999A new technical chapter began with the commercial introduction of the Co-Axial escapement in 1999.

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IV · Ownership

Wearing and caring

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An automatic watch winds itself while worn. Left off the wrist for a couple of days it stops: wind it with the crown, then set the time and the date.
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Water resistance of 100 m and more is for swimming. Keep the crown screwed or pushed in, and do not use the pushers under water.
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Have the movement serviced every few years by the brand's own service or an authorised watchmaker.