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Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra GMT Worldtimer 220.12.43.22.03.001

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Omega

Seamaster Aqua Terra GMT Worldtimer

Reference 220.12.43.22.03.001

Lowest

€6,916

Median

€8,970

Highest

€9,559

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Specifications

BrandOmega
CollectionSeamaster Aqua Terra
Reference220.12.43.22.03.001
Case materialTitanium
Diameter43 mm
MovementAutomatic
Calibre8938
Power reserve60 h
Water resistance150 m
Bracelet / strapRubber
DialBlue
CrystalSapphire
TypeDress
ComplicationsWorld time, GMT, Date
For whomMen

Market offers

6 sellers · updated 27/09/2026

SellerCountryRegionSeller typeStockLocal priceEUR
MontredoGermanyEuropeGrey marketIn stock€6,916€6,916View offer
HorandoGermanyEuropeGrey marketIn stock€8,690€8,690View offer
Long's JewelersUnited StatesNorth AmericaAuthorized dealerOn requestUS$10,200€8,945View offer
Swiss Watches DirectUnited KingdomEuropeGrey marketIn stock£7,740€8,995View offer
Topper Fine JewelersUnited StatesNorth AmericaAuthorized dealerOn requestUS$10,900€9,559View offer
Exquisite TimepiecesUnited StatesNorth AmericaAuthorized dealerIn stockUS$10,900€9,559View offer

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From the retailer listing

This 43 mm Worldtimer model includes a polished case in stainless steel which is integrated with the structured blue rubber strap via a solid polished link. The exterior section of the dial is sun-brushed blue and includes vertical teak stripes and a circle of global destinations printed in red (GMT), silvery (+1h in summer) and blue (places without daylight savings). The centre of the dial contains a 24-hour glass ring, with light blue to indicate daytime and dark blue to indicate night. The vision of Earth is created on a grade 5 titanium plate. This has been laser-ablated to create the blue ocean, leaving a relief of the continents. The contrasting colours of the Earth’s surface are obtained naturally by the laser’s chemical reaction. Inside, the Worldtimer is driven by the Master Chronometer Calibre 8938

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