OmegaSeamaster Aqua Terra 150M220.12.41.21.01.002
green-black teak-pattern dial paired with a high-polish steel bezel and full steel bracelet
Original price was: $880.00.$720.00Current price is: $720.00.
The 220.12.41.21.01.002 is built around a green-black teak-pattern dial that changes with the light while keeping the overall composition dark. A smooth high-polish 316L steel bezel frames the pattern, and the full steel bracelet continues that material from the case onto the wrist. The result is an Aqua Terra that feels integrated and deliberate rather than assembled from unrelated color blocks. The gallery and final QC review keep the selection tied to this exact configuration.
The 220.12.41.21.01.002 is built around a green-black teak-pattern dial that changes with the light while keeping the overall composition dark. A smooth high-polish 316L steel bezel frames the pattern, and the full steel bracelet continues that material from the case onto the wrist. The result is an Aqua Terra that feels integrated and deliberate rather than assembled from unrelated color blocks.
The bracelet is the selection point. Its five-link steel construction and butterfly deployant clasp keep the 41mm case visually continuous, which suits buyers who want the dial texture to remain the only strong variation. The silver 220.12.41.21.02.004 is the nearby alternative for a brighter face and blue structured rubber; that version makes the strap and lug transition more prominent, while this one keeps the emphasis on dial and metal.
The final record lists a 41mm case, 12.8mm thickness, 48mm lug-to-lug span, domed sapphire with AR, and Custom Super Clone 8900. Those proportions help explain why this configuration can read composed despite its dark dial. The front-facing details remain the useful decision points: dial texture, bezel edge, case proportion, and the way the bracelet carries the watch onto the wrist.
QC should verify the green-black teak pattern is even and that the markers and date are aligned. Inspect the high-polish bezel for a clean edge, then check the alternating surfaces and articulation of the five-link bracelet. The butterfly clasp should close evenly, and the crown should seat cleanly. These checks preserve the quiet coherence that distinguishes this bracelet-led version.
Review the gallery as a sequence rather than relying on a single hero view. The front image establishes the dial and bezel identity, the angled view shows how surfaces meet, and the remaining views help assess the case sides, wrist connection, and closure. That sequence gives a buyer a practical way to compare the chosen configuration with nearby references and gives dispatch QC a concise visual checklist tied to this exact model.
green-black teak-pattern dial paired with a high-polish steel bezel and full steel bracelet.
the silver-and-blue 220.12.41.21.02.004 on structured rubber when a lighter, more color-blocked presentation is wanted.
green teak pattern, dial markers and date, high-polish bezel, bracelet surface transitions, five-link articulation, butterfly clasp, and crown seating.
Use model-specific QC proof to confirm the visible details and stated functions that informed your choice.
QC proof before dispatch
