Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Day-Date - A Versatile Luxury Sports Watch (Besides Rolex) 

Yeah these AT's are just so versatile. I think many of the different combos/colors look great. And they are SUPER accurate with the METAS certified movements.

Hey I appreciate it! And yes, lots of the Aqua Terra date models but it took me a while to come across this one, I think that was another reason it stood out for me. Thanks for the comment!

@@JamesCarian yeah I love your collection ( I do still have my silver 38 AT ) , but you know my guy at the AD has small wrists like us and he was wearing his Sky Dweller the other day so I tried it on, and man. I was really surprised that it felt so good on my wrist. That new green dial one is calling my name !

@@michaelfierman3256 not going to lie, I'm highly considering getting on the list for it and then potentially selling the blue one if I'd actually get a call haha yes, I think that and possibly the white gold on oysterflex were like the two best releases of the year. I actually prefer the prior Daytona reference over the new one.

Thank you Jim! Needed an Omega to round out the collection and this one was just outside the mainstream enough but checked all the boxes for me. And of course, Rubber B as always 😎 Hope you're doing well, see you on a livestream soon!

That's what I also thought because I know on the newest models the dial pattern is horizontal...but I could not find a newer version of it so as far as I'm aware this is the latest model of this reference. The warranty card does have a 2023 date so I believe it's new. Just not available in the US (except in precious metal I believe).

Agree, they have the date models in 38 but only offer this one in a single size. I don't know why this one seemed so difficult to find!

I have a small to medium wrist and mine fits very well.

The Omega website offers it in Sedna gold but not this version. I think this model may be available outside the US, or yes it's possible it's discontinued. Don't have a definitive answer on that. It was hard to find.

Thank you,does this mean the value goes up? I have the white dial,with gold hands and indices but was thinking of selling for a speedmaster panda dial but not sure what to do,any thoughts?thanks

@@carlosned2564 that would be a whole lot of speculation, I have no idea. Why are you thinking of selling your AT for a Speedy?

Do you not think i even consider this,love the panda look and maybe a better investment?

@@carlosned2564 I'd say if you genuinely like the watch better and find more use in terms of functionality, then absolutely go for it. I wouldn't consider the investment aspect. I think you should buy what you like and what you want to wear, not what's going to make the best investment. Buy your watches with the intent of keeping them forever!

Hey my friend, I appreciate it - I actually unloaded this one late last summer towards a trade for my latest JLC. I've got a regular 41 AT now (review also on channel) but am not planning on getting rid of it. I appreciate the comment though, it is a great piece for sure. You looking specifically for the day-date eh?

@@JamesCarian I am looking for exactly the same reference number :) I would like a steel basic bracelet, but first comes watch ⌚️ the bracelet is manageable I think

@@romanr.b.7821 yeah this was a tough one to find! There is currently only ONE blue one listed on Chrono24 haha so, they are out there but not common. 🙂

@@JamesCarian yes indeed, I don't have much experience buying from chrono, I trust the platform, but that one listing does not seem to be very attractive based on the description. What do you think about that listing ?

@@romanr.b.7821 actually now that I'm digging there are two listings. If you scroll in the listing you found and click on the reference number, it will query the whole platform for that reference. There's one from Denmark and one from Japan. My best advice is always look at how many/quality of reviews for the dealer selling the watch. Both of these look pretty good based on ratings 👍🏻