Review of the Omega Aqua Terra 2503.50

Review of the Omega Aqua Terra 2503.50 39mm

[@user-oz8wk4kd2z]

Perfection. Far better than recent models.

[@wuhanclan]

This was my first real luxury watch that I bought over 10 years ago. The 39.2 first gen Aqua Terra is still the best proportioned AT for my wrist. The newer AT's are too sporty and the new in house co-axial movements make the cases real chunky. All these years later and I still haven't "upgraded".

[@marquezvanroeschen5340]

wonderful review and wonderful watch

[@jaysikes4256]

Lovely watch indeed. They've managed to pull off the arrow minute hand to make it look dressier. Thanks for the vid.

[@goldendawn7]

Had the 36mm silver dial version. The fit and finish on this thing is unreal. It feels just as good if not even better than OPs and DJ. Sold it for a 39mm version but never found a good deal on one. One of the very few watches i regret selling.

[@MrDYLANSDAD7]

Great review. Thank you!

[@algernonwolfwhistle6351]

Very nice watch. The chronograph is very cool. Can we have some more reviews please?

[@itsabouttime1260]

Correction to the video, the commenter is correct, I just confirmed with Omega, the hands are rhodium plated, they are not white gold.

[@chelious1973]

Rhodium is more expensive than gold. A more precious metal. Harder and will last longer. Epic fail by the below commenter. 👍

[@mikearkous8379]

Do you think oyster bracelet will fit on this? Also does this bracelet taper down?

[@AB-mf8le]

Also those two things are not mutually exclusive

[@PurchaseReviews]

Nice review. I was lucky enough to purchase the rare marui red dial, and must say, it’s all class.

[@erikfleischhacker3583]

That is an amazing watch you’ve got 👍👍

[@dpw1989]

Nice. I picked up a used 36 mm of this. I wear up to 42 mm watches. This is great size with a suit

[@kubectlgetpo]

How much did you pay?

[@ricardop2800]

Hi, What's your wrist size? You think this 39mm for a 18cm or 7inc wrist, fits well? Think it might be big for my wrist. Tried de 39mm Rolex Explorer ( havent had the chance for the 36mm) but felt big for a 7 inche wrist willing to use it for every ocation. Regards

[@dc932]

Great video. What's your wrist size for reference?

[@chrisgonyaw6932]

7” and pretty square

[@ernc8844]

wait a minute? Did you say the hands and markers are white gold? Is this true?

[@chrisgonyaw6932]

Yes the aqua terra’s hands and indexes are white gold

[@ernc8844]

@@chrisgonyaw6932 I have this watch with the blue dial version. The AD never mentioned any white gold in the watch.

[@chelious1973]

Ern C I just had my 2503.50 over hauled and yes it indeed has white gold indices. I had the dial replaced, cost over $320.00 just for the dial, i asked Omega why and they said because the dial contains gold indicies. Expensive but worth it.

[@ernc8844]

@@chelious1973 im happy to know that! Thanks for the info.

[@dukes70]

No, they are rhodium plated.

[@Longshore79]

Is the dial grey or black ?

[@chrisgonyaw6932]

Gloss black

[@Md-gr7we]

How much?

[@rickbar123]

Don’t insult Omega by comparing it to Rolex. Omega is a Leader.

[@alienhatz3265]

So is Rolex...?

[@col403]

i have the 42.2 mm

[@sakisss213]

The hands and the markers are Not white gold as he is claiming but rhodium plated !!rolex only has got in all her models white gold 18 k in hand and markers !

[@chelious1973]

What are you trying to say exactly? White gold is much cheaper than rhodium. Rhodium is a much more expensive metal. And harder and corrosive resistant. Rolex gold plates their hands and indices. Not solid gold.

[@guyvanburen]

Ur service is overdue

[@chrisgonyaw6932]

Full service 6 months ago