Besides its laid-back style, the Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M appeals even more with a pop of vibrant colour on the dial that allows self-expression.
Omega introduced the Aqua Terra family in 2002, and named it to reflect the reliability both on water and land.
Likewise, the new Aqua Terra Shades collection is based on a nature-inspired palette of nine colours, referencing the spectrum from ocean to earth.
Atlantic Blue, Sea Blue, Bay Green and Lagoon Green are soothing to the eyes.
Shell Pink or Lavender give the 34mm model a feminine look while vivid Saffron or fiery Terracotta are ablaze on the 38mm variations. The Sandstone colour shimmers on the dial of the watches in both sizes.
The brass dials are sun-brushed outwards from the centre, followed by layering with lacquer for extra depth. Omega has also been able to achieve unique hues thanks to innovative technologies.
Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) renders a particular effect that enables colours such as Terracotta while Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) is used to obtain shades like Sea Blue.
The polished stainless steel case features a wave-edged design on the back. The refreshing collection further includes two gold renditions with CVD-treated dials.
The Sandstone hue harmonises with 18K Sedna Gold, Omega's red-gold alloy, used for making the case of the 38mm timepiece with a diamond-paved bezel.
Lagoon Green elegantly contrasts with 18K Moonshine Gold, a yellow gold alloy with pale tones, in the 34mm model.
The beauty of the watches is complemented by Omega's Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8800 or 8801 that respectively power the stainless steel and gold versions.
The Master Chronometer certification means that each watch and its movement have passed strict tests set by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology, guaranteeing the highest standard of quality, precision and magnetic resistance.
