Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra London 2012 Chronograph

Luis6 · 2016-06-15T20:25:44Z

Luis6 shares his first Omega, the Seamaster Aqua Terra "London 2012" Chronograph. Explore its 44mm case, 3313 movement, and unique British appeal.

Luis6 introduces his first Omega, the Seamaster Aqua Terra "London 2012" Chronograph, a piece that resonates with his personal connection to the UK. His post showcases the watch's aesthetic appeal and robust features, making it a compelling daily wear option.

Just brought this watch home yesterday.

Seamaster Aqua Terra "London 2012" Chronograph.

44mm case. 3313 co-axial movement. WR to 150m.

As someone who see the UK as a second home, the "Britishness" of this watch is a big attraction for me.

The 44mm case fits my wrist fine, thanks to the very flexible and comfortable bracelet.

The blue dial under natural light.

Really like the "wooden deck" pattern on the dial.

Case back

The watch is in mint condition with majority warranty remaining, and was offered at a very good price.

My first OMEGA, which could also serve well as a daily beater.

Cheers,

Luis

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The 44mm case of the Seamaster Aqua Terra "London 2012" Chronograph fits well due to its flexible and comfortable bracelet.
The "wooden deck" pattern on the blue dial is a highly appreciated aesthetic feature.
The watch's "Britishness" and its connection to the London 2012 Olympics are significant attractions for the author.
A vintage Omega Seamaster, reference 2518 from the early 1950s, is presented as a tasteful, understated counterpart to the new acquisition.
There is anticipation for a new generation Railmaster with a manual co-axial movement.

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rnaden

Jun 15, 2016

The blue dial is the icing on the cake...very nice edition you've got there!

Dr No

Jun 15, 2016

. . . based on the ref 2518, ca early '50s. Tastefully understated, as your latest edition. Congratulations on landing the Omega, Luis. I'm still waiting for the Railmaster revision before settling on a model from the current crop of co-axial movements. Best, Art

KMII

Jun 15, 2016

And was thinking about a tad too long - i.e. it was gone before I managed to commit. Very cool piece, though IMHO.

KMII

Jun 15, 2016

But looks very interesting Congratulations on your first Omega, Luis and I hope it serves you well without getting beat too much in its new role

Dr No

Jun 15, 2016

. . . but its the vintage I'm looking for. Here's a wrist shot . . . . . . to ratchet up the temptation ;-) . . .

KMII

Jun 15, 2016

And with the Lisa Simpson back - simply great

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra London 2012 Chronograph

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