Description:
Celebrating the increasingly strong bond with the sporting world, and especially that of course, presents the new Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra “Golf”. This clock, which stands for green elements on the dial goes perfectly well in a sport such as Golf World and is covered by a warranty of four years.
The efforts made by OMEGA in the world of golf have been reflected in official sponsorship, the selection of the great exponents of golf between the ambassadors of the brand and a long history of supporting the sport. The new Seamaster Aqua Terra “Golf” is the tangible evidence of the contribution of OMEGA to the growth of this sport all over the world. . . field after field. To celebrate its growing presence in the world of golf, OMEGA Seamaster Aqua Terra watch created the “Golf”.
With the name “Seamaster” and the small green, this timepiece draws the green fields where they play the major golf events. The central seconds hand is characterized by a retail green tip.
The timepiece, with cash from 41.50 mm stainless steel polished and brushed and polished bezel, black dial has a vertical lines that characterize the famous Omega Aqua Terra Collection.
The indexes are made of 18 carat white gold polished and satin and the date is positioned at 3 o’clock. The Aqua Terra “golf” is equipped with the caliber 8500 OMEGA Co-Axial, the movement that, when it was launched in 2007, marked a revolution in watch mechanics.
Equipped with a handy new exhaust system, first introduced in the last 250 years, the Co-Axial movement offers an excellent chronometric, guaranteed for a period of time longer than the traditional timepiece bearing the Swiss anchor escapement. The results are less frequent revisions and warranty of four years on the OMEGA timepiece.
In addition, the hour hand can be adjusted independently from those of the minutes and seconds, allowing travelers to easily change the time to change time zone. The Aqua Terra watch “Golf”, OMEGA patented screw bracelet and pin stainless steel, is water resistant to 15 bar / 150 meters / 500 feet.