Post your Omega Aqua Terra pictures !

[Thom4711]

Several years later, I'm thrilled to be able to say, Is mine happily



To say I'm smitten is an understatement. I feel so lucky.

I've got a real soft spot for that watch. Congratulations!

[walkerwek1958]

Gone but not forgotten...

36mm cal 2500C


38.5mm cal8500


Don't miss the later one even though it was a nice watch, always felt a bit thick and a tad too big for my taste. The 36mm blue dial is the one I regret selling, it was a cracking example and I hadn't paid a lot for it. Could've serviced it myself too.

[Idontgram]

Here’s mine. Still my favourite watch. Though I agree with Walkerwerk that it does seem unnecessarily thick.



Tasty pork pie too. Plug for Appleton’s butchers in Wetherby!

[stooo]

Very nice indeed !

And well worth the 4 year thread bump LOL

Agreed. Often the chase is 90% of the enjoyment, but I expect that is not the case here.

[lewie]

My 38.5 quartz
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Quartz First Generation 36mm's 2518.50 (black dial) and 2518.80 (blue dial).

I wear the gloss black version quite a lot ; the blue sunburst less so. Both currently keepers in my collection. Did have the silver sunburst dial variant as well (2518.30), but sold that earlier this year.

I think they nailed it straight off the bat with this First Gen styling (especially with the applied logo and indices, and how slim the watches are). I don't think any of the subsequent revisions are any improvement on the original.

[RABbit]

I see from the thread that I'm not the only one to have / have had this model!

The first expensive watch I bought about 20 years ago. I still enjoy wearing it.

Exactly my way into watches at about the same time. Still looks great.

[Mike2500]

Here’s my 38mm I bought last summer. I also have an Omega black leather strap and deployment I will try at some pointImage1702593996.689179.jpg


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