The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M reference 220.50.41.21.10.001 is a 41mm luxury sports watch featuring a symmetrical case and integrated bracelet crafted from 18K Moonshine Gold, a proprietary yellow gold alloy designed for increased resistance to fading. The timepiece is characterized by its sunray-brushed green PVD dial, which displays a horizontal teak pattern inspired by the wooden decks of luxury sailboats. The face is adorned with diamond-polished 18K Moonshine Gold hands and applied indexes, all filled with white Super-LumiNova for enhanced legibility. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects both the front and the transparent case back, which reveals the movement’s arabesque waves decoration.
Internally, the watch is powered by the self-winding manufacture caliber 8901, a METAS-certified Master Chronometer that offers a 60-hour power reserve. This movement is highly anti-magnetic, capable of withstanding fields greater than 15,000 gauss, and features a Co-Axial escapement for improved precision and durability. Its primary complications include a date window positioned at 6 o’clock and a practical time zone function that allows the hour hand to be adjusted independently in one-hour increments without stopping the watch. The case is equipped with a screw-in crown to ensure a water resistance of 150 meters, making it suitable for swimming and surface water sports.
General reviews of the Aqua Terra collection often praise its versatility as a “go anywhere, do anything” watch, noting that it balances the elegance of a dress watch with the robustness of a sport model. The 2024 Moonshine Gold iteration is frequently highlighted for its striking color contrast between the green dial and the pale hue of the gold alloy. While enthusiasts appreciate the movement’s industry-leading technical specifications and high-quality finishing, some critics point out that the polished surfaces of the gold bracelet are prone to fine scratches with daily wear and note the absence of a quick-set date function due to the inclusion of the jumping hour hand.