Launched in 2002 as a refined successor to the Seamaster 120, the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra was designed as a less sporty dive watch available in both quartz and mechanical versions. After several revisions, the series was updated in 2017 at BaselWorld. Added in 2021, reference 220.28.34.20.60.001 combines a stainless steel and Sedna gold case with a diamond bezel, a pink dial with gem indices, and the Master Co-Axial caliber 8800.
Shape
Round
Lug Distance
16.00 mm
Glass
Sapphire
Thickness
Dial Color
Pink
Material
Diamond
Buckle
Pink - Ruby
11.88 mm
Diameter
34.00 mm
Water Resistance
150.00 m
