ca. 2017 Omega 23110396006001 Seamaster Aqua Terra Quartz 38.5mm Full-set

Info

The Seamaster is Omega’s longest-running watch line still in production. It was launched in 1948 to celebrate the brand’s 100th anniversary. The Aqua Terra is a watch model within the Seamaster family. While not explicitly marketed as a professional diving watch, the Aqua Terra offers the best of both worlds with its highly respectable 150-meter water resistance (aqua) and its classic, elegant appearance suitable for any occasion (terra). Its slim profile makes it comfortably thin on the wrist, allowing it to be worn even with formal attire as it easily slides under the cuff. At the same time, it possesses the sporty features suitable for daily and more casual use. In fact, when not portraying 007, Bond is known to wear an Aqua Terra, as seen in some scenes from the films “Skyfall” and “Spectre,” where he visits casinos or dresses in his distinctive elegant style. The watch for sale, with reference number 231.10.39.60.06.001, is the quartz version, comes with all its original accessories as shown in the last photo. It functions correctly and does not need servicing (2-year warranty on the movement from us), and it is in near-mint condition (refer to the description and photos in the ad for exact condition details).

Case, Bracelet, Dial & Glass

Excellent stainless steel sharp case with little to no wear.

Excellent stainless steel Omega link bracelet with little to no wear. The bracelet has very slight stretch from use and fit a maximum wrist size of approximately 20 cm.

Excellent grey date dial.

Excellent sapphire crystal.

Accessories & Warranty

Original Omega inner and outer box, omega warranty card, pictograms card, leather card holder, booklet, Omega dust bag, hang-tag, our warranty card, certificate of authenticity and lawful origin.

Two-Year OeDVintage, Orologi & Dintorni Vintage, Limited Service Warranty. The Two-Year Service Warranty is limited to two full year from the date of your purchase. The limited warranty covers mechanical issues not related to negligence or any type of user-inflicted damage.