Omega has turned once again to the Seamaster Aqua Terra collection—its longest-running product line—for a new chapter in color, texture, and quietly engineered bravado. The Swiss maison has unveiled turquoise-dial Aqua Terra models in 38 mm and 41 mm cases, this time with integrated rubber straps and ceramic bezels, adding a sport-forward note to last year’s steel-bracelet releases.
What immediately strikes the eye is the dial: turquoise varnish with a black gradient effect that shifts in tone like sunlight moving across deep water. It’s not simply decorative, either—it’s meant to recall the spirit of the sea, that eternal Omega touchstone. A polished lacquer finish plays against a matte black ceramic bezel, while black PVD-coated hands and hour markers glow with blue Super-LumiNova when the lights go down. The final accent—the turquoise stitching running along the structured black rubber strap—ties dial to case in a way that feels deliberate, even architectural.
Inside the Turquoise Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra
The 41 mm version houses Omega’s Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8900, a movement boasting a 60-hour power reserve and METAS certification, tested against magnetic fields up to 15,000 Gauss. Its 38 mm sibling carries the Calibre 8800 with a slightly slimmer profile and a 55-hour reserve. Both are visible through the Aqua Terra’s distinctive wave-edged caseback, a reminder of the watch’s maritime DNA.
The Enduring Heritage of the Aqua Terra
The Aqua Terra occupies a curious space in Omega’s universe. It’s not the moonfaring Speedmaster, nor the dive-watch icon Seamaster 300, but something between—the daily-wear chameleon. These turquoise editions extend that idea. Water resistant up to 150 meters, fitted with screw-in crowns and domed sapphire crystals with anti-reflective treatment, they’re designed to handle both immersion and boardroom, the weekend regatta and the Tuesday commute.
Omega says the Aqua Terra carries “a legacy of exploration,” and the turquoise model feels like an intentional move to underscore style as function. Watch collectors will recognize it as part of a lineage stretching back decades, an enduring reminder that the ocean remains Omega’s most enduring muse
Price, Availability, and Where to Find the New Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra
Both the Seamaster Aqua Terra 41 mm, steel on rubber strap, and 38 mm are priced at $7,300. They can be purchased via the brand’s official website or at the brand’s boutiques around the globee
