OmegaSeamaster Aqua Terra 150M220.10.43.22.03.001
blue teak-pattern dial with central titanium earth relief and synchronized 24-hour ring
Original price was: $880.00.$750.00Current price is: $750.00.
a frequent traveler wants a substantial steel watch whose world-time display is visible at a glance and whose bracelet can move from meetings to evenings
Reference 220.10.43.22.03.001 is the 43mm Aqua Terra Worldtimer for buyers who want the dial to do more than show the hour. A blue teak-pattern field surrounds a central titanium earth relief and synchronized 24-hour ring, while the polished steel bezel leaves the layered display open. The VS Custom 8938 automatic movement supports independent hour adjustment, and the three-link bracelet gives the larger case a structured, business-ready finish. It is a considered travel watch with a distinctly graphic face.
The 220.10.43.22.03.001 earns its place in the collection through the central map. The blue teak-pattern dial, titanium earth relief and surrounding 24-hour ring create a layered front that reads immediately as a Worldtimer rather than a standard three-hand Aqua Terra. The smooth polished steel bezel keeps the perimeter quiet, giving the map and city track room to carry the design.
The VS Custom 8938 integrated automatic movement is specified with independent hour adjustment and a synchronized 24-hour ring. That matters to a buyer who actually changes local time: the hour can be adjusted without disturbing the minutes, while the rotating ring remains part of the time display. It is a more useful choice than a simpler Aqua Terra when travel function and a more complex dial are central to the purchase.
At 43mm, the case has a deliberate wrist presence. The three-link 316L bracelet, with brushed outer links, polished center links and a double push-button butterfly clasp, keeps the presentation structured. Buyers who prefer a quieter, more compact dial may find a 41mm three-hand Aqua Terra easier to wear; this reference is for someone who wants the complication and visual scale to be part of the statement.
Before dispatch, the useful checks are specific: the titanium relief should sit cleanly within the dial, the 24-hour ring should track evenly, and the city markings should remain legible around the perimeter. Confirm independent hour adjustment, the domed sapphire view, polished bezel transitions, bracelet articulation and clasp engagement. The gallery's front, angle and caseback views should tell the same story.
The larger case is justified by the display rather than by empty scale. The map, ring and city track need room to remain readable, and the steel bracelet gives that width a composed finish. In the gallery, compare the straight-on dial with the angled view: the relief should retain depth without swallowing the surrounding teak pattern. This is the version to discuss with a buyer who values a legible travel display and a formal bracelet more than a compact everyday silhouette.
blue teak-pattern dial with central titanium earth relief and synchronized 24-hour ring.
A simpler 41mm aqua terra with a three-hand blue dial.
Check the map relief, 24-hour ring alignment and rotation, city-ring printing, independent hour adjustment, polished bezel, bracelet links and butterfly clasp.
Use model-specific QC proof to confirm the visible details and stated functions that informed your choice.
QC proof before dispatch
