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Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Automatic Men's Watch 220.12.41.21.06.001

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220.12.41.21.06.001
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Description

Stainless steel case with a blue rubber strap. Fixed stainless steel bezel. Grey dial with luminous blue hands and index hour markers. Minute markers around the outer rim. Dial Type: Analog. Luminescent hands and markers. Date display at the 6 o'clock position. Omega calibre 8900 automatic movement with a 60-hour power reserve. Scratch resistant sapphire crystal. Screw down crown. Transparent case back. Round case shape, case size: 41 mm, case thickness: 13.2 mm. Band width: 20 mm. Fold over clasp with a push button release. Water resistant at 150 meters / 500 feet. Functions: date, hour, minute, second, co-axial escapement, chronometer. Luxury watch style. Watch label: Swiss Made. Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Automatic Men's Watch 220.12.41.21.06.001.

Features

Brand:
Omega

Additional info

Category:
Watches
Department:
Watches
Internal ID:
OM22012412106001
Style:
Luxury Watches
UPC Code:
7612586270017
Warranty:
2 Year Jomashop Warranty

Band

Band Color:
Blue
Band Material:
Rubber
Band Type:
Strap
Band Width:
20 mm
Clasp:
Fold Over with Push Button Release

Case

Case Back:
Transparent
Case Material:
Stainless Steel
Case Shape:
Round
Case Size:
41 mm
Case Thickness:
13.2 mm

Dial

Bezel:
Fixed
Bezel Color:
Silver-tone
Bezel Material:
Stainless Steel
Crown:
Screw Down
Crystal:
Scratch Resistant Sapphire
Dial Color:
Grey
Dial Markers:
Index
Dial Type:
Analog
Hands:
Luminous Blue Arrow-shaped
Luminiscence:
Hands and Markers
Second Markers:
Minute Markers around the outer rim

Features

Calendar:
Date display at the 6 o'clock position
Features:
Calendar, Chronometer, Rubber, Stainless Steel
Functions:
Date, Hour, Minute, Second, Co-Axial Escapement, Chronometer
Water Resistance:
150 meters / 500 feet

Information

Engine:
Omega Calibre 8900
Gender:
Men's
Model:
220.12.41.21.06.001
Movement:
Automatic
Power Reserve:
60 hours
Series:
Seamaster Aqua Terra
Watch Label:
Swiss Made

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Reviews

Terrific Watch - A few issues:
First off, kudos to the folks at Joma Shop. I’ve bought several watches from these guys. They have excellent customer service, great communication, and good prices. You can do business with these guys with confidence. Now the Omega Aqua Terra – and I’ll cut right to the chase: Pros: • This may be the most gorgeous watch I’ve ever owned. The grey dial with blue hands, the ornate movement, the fit-and-finish…it’s hard to take your eyes off this thing. It perfectly straddles the line between sport and elegance and will be appropriate (and draw compliments!) in either environment. • The 41mm size is perfect – and I believe stylistically “future proof.” It’s not a monster like so many watches of the 20-teens, nor is it a tiny retro-size. It nicely fills an average wrist and will look appropriate no matter the direction in which future styles move. • The Omega 8900 Master Coaxial Movement simply blows away anything by comparably priced competitors. Yes, Rolex Datejust, that means you. • So far, it is maintaining accuracy to within approximately one-second per day. Not bad at all. Cons: • What is up with the crown?? When I first got the watch, I was sure that the crown had been cross-threaded and/or stripped. Unlike similar watches, when you unscrew the crown it does not “pop” free from the sleeve – thus you have no way of knowing when it is completely unscrewed (expect for the very tiny click you can hear with your ear pressed to the watch). Be careful! Give it a few extra turns so as not to tear it out of its threading when you pull the crown to Position 2 or 3. Even worse, screwing it back down is not fun. The action is incredibly stiff – it feels like it’s jammed or broken, and you will be very reluctant to force it. Before screwing the crown to full closure, I researched extensively on the watch forums. It turns out that this is a very strange but acknowledged “bug” in this watch, reported by many people. I can’t imagine how it can be so difficult to screw the thing closed, especially when it opens quite smoothly. This does, however, appear to be the nature of the device. Hopefully it will last and not truly break. • The band clasp on the rubber strap is great – but has one big problem. When inserting the band into the enclosed, guided area of the clasp, the buckle arm will not allow you to thread the band through. So you have to find the proper adjustment hole, press it down onto the buckle arm, and then forcibly wedge the sides of the band into the retaining area of the clasp. Not a big deal if you set it once and forget it – but if you need to regularly change sizing for any reason (e.g. putting it in a watch winder with a different girth than your wrist), I believe it will quickly wear out or break down the edges of the strap and the stitching. In short – five stars for a truly awesome watch, three stars for some pretty serious functional/design flaws.
Great Watch - A Few Flaws:
First off, kudos to the folks at Joma Shop. I’ve bought several watches from these guys. They have excellent customer service, great communication, and good prices. You can do business with these guys with confidence. Now the Omega Aqua Terra – and I’ll cut right to the chase: Pros: • This may be the most gorgeous watch I’ve ever owned. The dial design, the hands, the ornate movement, the color, the fit-and-finish…it’s hard to take your eyes off this thing. It perfectly straddles the line between sport and elegance and will be appropriate (and draw compliments!) in either environment. • The 41mm size is perfect – and I believe stylistically “future proof.” It’s not a monster like so many watches of the 20-teens, nor is it a tiny retro-size. It nicely fills an average wrist and will look appropriate no matter the direction in which future styles move. • The Omega 8900 Master Coaxial Movement simply blows away anything by comparably priced competitors. Yes, Rolex Datejust, that means you. • So far, it is maintaining accuracy to within approximately one-second per day. Not bad at all. Cons: • What is up with the crown?? When I first got the watch, I was sure that the crown had been cross-threaded and/or broken. Unlike similar watches, when you unscrew the crown it does not “pop” free from the sleeve – thus you have no way of knowing when it is completely unscrewed (expect for the very tiny click you can hear with your ear pressed to the watch). Be careful! Give it a few extra turns so as not to tear it out of its threading when you pull the crown to Position 2 or 3. Even worse, screwing it back down is not fun. The action is incredibly stiff – it feels like it’s jammed or broken, and you will be very reluctant to force it. Before screwing the crown to full closure, I researched extensively on the watch forums. It turns out that this is a very strange but acknowledged “bug” in this watch, reported by many people. I can’t imagine how it can be so difficult to screw the thing closed, especially when it opens quite smoothly. This does, however, appear to be the nature of the device. Hopefully it will last and not truly break. • The band clasp on the rubber strap is great – but has one big problem. When inserting the band into the enclosed, guided area of the clasp, the buckle arm will not allow you to thread the band through. So you have to find the proper adjustment hole, press it down onto the buckle arm, and then forcibly wedge the sides of the band into the retaining area of the clasp. Not a big deal if you set it once and forget it – but if you need to regularly change sizing for any reason (e.g. putting it in a watch winder with a different girth than your wrist), I believe it will quickly wear out or break down the edges of the strap and the stitching. In short – five stars for a truly awesome watch, three stars for some pretty serious functional design flaws.
Happy
I ordered this watch for my husbands 50th birthday gift. Joma Shop has the best price and their service was great. Even the packaging was great! I was kind of nervous ordering something this pricey online but I wouldn’t hesitate ordering from them again! And my husband loves the watch! Great experience!
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