Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Worldtimer Titanium 220.92.43.22.99.001 Omega Watch Review

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The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Chronometer 220.92.43.22.99.001 is encased in 43mm of titanium surrounding a black and grey dial on a black rubber strap. Features of this Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Chronometer include hours, minutes, seconds, date, gmt/world time and is antimagnetic. This Omega watch also measures 14.3mm in thickness and 49.8mm from lug-to-lug.
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[@jl4081]

I love Omegas movements!

[@southnc63]

I like that they got rid of the "tiles" on the dial that made previous models look too wide. Interesting that they stopped showing DST indication as they did on previous models. I think this is the best looking variant of their WTs and the price is pretty fair considering you're getting true WT watch with date, lume, 150M WR, Co-Axial Escapement, and AMagnetic.

[@thomasoliverpryce4914]

That sold quick!

[@michaelheine7505]

Really like this watch it’s just a little hard to read. If the text was just a little larger it would have been a buy for me

[@vdbdg]

The way you set it is simply by setting the worldtimer disc to your city and then you set the hour hand to your local time. Then you can read the other cities properly. Note that this watch doesn't feature any daylight savings indication so it's incorrect half the year in many cities but then again, so are Patek's. As for the dimensions, people wrongly compare this to a dainty PP worldtimer or basic Rolex GMT while this should be compared to a Richard Mille, AP RO Offshore or Rolex SeaDweller in terms of size and showmanship.

[@stefanpersson240]

Yes, that is how you set it (plus adjusting the date). The DST indication is not so practical after all - first it does not apply everywhere on each time zone, secondly, some countries are discussing to just have normal time.

[@MrPINKFL0YD]

Same problem with Omegas in general. Too fat. Apart from that it's a very nice looking watch.

[@AndrewIsbell]

Agreed. All my Omegas are 2500 or 1120 movements before they got fat.

[@remus2001]

I have trouble imagining this looking good on a wrist smaller than Tim’s (16cm).

[@swampscott2670]

I’d already own this if it was 40mm or less.

[@BLACKMASK-eb1lb]

❤

[@miroslavivanov5852]

Unique... but very expensive... unfortunately...

[@thatmexicanguy2989]

When you break it down it’s worth the money 🤷🏻‍♂️ in house worldtimer, shares the complication skeleton with Patek, 150m water resistance, well finished movement, anti magnetic, titanium and ceramic… it’s a lot for the money I’d say

[@phili6588]

How much was it? Just out of curiosity

[@miroslavivanov5852]

@@phili6588 Over 10000 EURO.

[@thatmexicanguy2989]

@@phili6588 £11,700

[@ardoin_337]

​@@phili6588they're 12.5k MSRP, no idea how much tim is selling this used model