Welcome back to JazTime. JazTime.com is an online store that buys, sells and trades authentic luxury watches. We make these videos so you can easily choose the best watch for yourself in the comfort of your own home. We offer the lowest prices anywhere online. And if you'd like to know the price, simply click on the links in the description below. We greatly appreciate if you purchase your next watch from us at JazTime.com. Today we'll be talking about a Sea Master Aqua Terra, reference number: 220.10.41.21.10.001. It's basically an Aqua Terra in 41 millimeters with the green dial. We'll be going over the case, dial, bezel, clasp, bracelet as well as the movement and the crown functions. I'll be giving you my thoughts on all of those, not specifically in that order, however, throughout this video. Alright. But first we are going to do an unboxing because, well that's what we do here. Okay. So opening up this box we have the inner wooden portion with the instructions and the warranty information shoved in there nice and neatly. Alright. But that's neither here nor there because we're here to look at this watch, right. And here it is. Right. Nicely wrapped up and placed around that little cushion. Alright. Now I can put this away because well, I can say that I truly do appreciate Omega's overall look in their packaging design here, rather simple overall. And you know, simplicity is always good. It's never a bad thing. Okay. Let's put the lid back on here. Alright. And here is the watch now as is part of the unboxing. You can live through this vicariously. Feel the stickers peel off nice and easy there. Let's see. There's one sticker on the front that goes all the way up to the lugs and then it comes back down, right underneath it, starting from the first integrated link. Alright. And you can see that high polish on that bracelet. Okay. And same concept on the other side, the twelve o'clock side. Okay. There we go. We got the main portion of that off. And it's a little bit on this clasp here. Okay. Alright. And there's a little portion I believe elsewhere. No, actually we're good here. Okay. So, here is the watch here. The Aqua Terra with the green dial. Now, they say it's a green dial. It's a subtly green dial, right. More of that military dark forest green sort of overall presentation in that dial color. Very hard to see on the video. It's just as hard to see with the naked eye. However, it does have that slight- the slightest tint to that shade. I know that in color theory terms that sounds like a cringy compilation of words that should never go together, but it's a very, okay. It's a very slight shade of green on that dark, nice teak background of that dial. Alright. So anyway, looking at this case here we have a full case of 41 millimeters from finger to thumb. That's the ten to two o'clock or the, two to eight o'clock position, right. We have a full steel construction of this case. Nice and brush finish along the sides with a nice high polish sort of starting out large on the lugs, tapering down as it sort of narrowing as it passes by the nine o'clock and then enlarging once more. Right. And on the very front of the case, you can't see it through this bezel, but behind this bezel we have a nice set and brush finishing to round that out. Right. We also have the winding crown three o'clock position as you would typically expect. And on the front we also have this nice high polished bezel, domed bezel. Gives it that very distinctive Sea Master look to the Omega Aqua Terra line. And it also has that glare-proof sapphire crystal, a bit domed on the front. So it's not entirely flat, but that's all right. You probably won't even notice it. Take a look again at the dial. Again, this is the green colored dial with the teak horizontal pattern, inspired sort of like the wooden decks of luxury sailboats and, and the like, right. We also have the date window at the six o'clock position which is newer for the newer Omega models. The older ones have the date at the three o'clock position. We have 18 carat white gold placed index markers. Right. And if we take a look at this with the lights off, you can see that they do glow quite nicely there. Let me see if I can set my focusing point to a different spot. There we go. Alright, looks nice and clean there. Alright. So, it's got a slight blue tint to the luminescence on those index markers, as well as on the minute and hour hands that the minute hand is glowing there in the front but the hour hand- actually, let me move the minute hand out of the way or move the hour hand, right. Actually is fully illuminated, as you can see. The seconds hand is also illuminated, just on the tip, as you can see it sweeping around the perimeter. Alright. So very nice, good design, thought and decision there. So you can easily determine the difference between the minute and hour hands, for example. Okay. And now, while we're here and talking about the functions of this watch, simply unwind the crown at the three o'clock position to the first position. This allows you to wind the watch nice and easy, right. About 20 to 30 full winds is all you need to get to the full power reserve. Pull the crown out to the next position. You can then move the hour hand and by extension, move the date as well. So, it's kind of a quick set date. Not as quick as you know, directly changing the date but this allows you to basically change time zones without actually having to affect any of the other functions of this watch. So if you're moving backward a time zone, there you go. Nice and easy. Moving forward in a time zone, traveling east, there you go. Super easy. Alright. The only problem is, well you probably have to rotate this hour hand around every other month or every irregularly numbered month that has more than 30 days. And especially during February, alright. Not that that's all that hard. It's just a little bit tedious, but you know, you get used to it. Pull the crown out to the final position, right. This allows you to actually stop that seconds hand so you can then adjust the minute hand and place it precisely where it needs to go. Press the crown all the way back in to ensure the water resistance down to 15 bar or 150 meters or 500 feet below sea level. Alright. So what makes all of this work is the in-house made movement. The 8,900 caliber made by Omega. It has the self winding movement with the coaxial escapement, right. As you can see on the back there. There we go. With the côte de genève nicely on that winding rotor. Has a free sprung balance with silicon balance spring. So that makes it basically resistant to magnetic fields reaching 15,000 galls That's- You can basically take it into an MRI but don't take this into an MRI. That's just a movement that is resistant to the magnetism, right? It has the time zone function with the special luxury finish with the rhodium plated rotor and the bridges as well. Alright, as I mentioned earlier it also has a full 60 hour power reserve, right. That means that you can set this down on Friday evening, pick it back up on a Monday morning and you'll be good to go. No need to wind the watch, right. Now, taking a look at the bracelet here again, stainless steel in its construction as well integrate it into the case via these lugs. And we have a satin brush finishing on these outer links with a high polish down the center, right. Very Rolex esque, and nothing wrong with that because you know, if it ain't broken, don't fix it. Okay. Take a look at the clasp here. We have the Omega brushed clasp there with the Omega logo word, mark and logo symbol there, right. It has the double button deployment system. So just simply press those in and it opens up nice and easy. The top part at least does. Right, and just pull the second part out. And you know that you're dealing with steel and you have this butterfly shaped clasp which allows you to basically size this to your wrist, much more easily. If you have a, you know, more snug fit or for smaller wrists. Less chance of pinching there. While I'm here, I'll try it on, give you some of my thoughts as to how it wears on the wrist. So always do top side first and then bottom side with the logo last, alright. Fits on there quite nicely. Granted, my wrist is about seven inches in circumference or 18 centimeters. So, coming with full links, you know, there's plenty of extra bracelet that can come off. Simply sizing it does require removing links. So not a huge deal, right. But you can't exactly size on the fly, so keep that in mind, but for a wrist that is of my size it actually fits just right, because there is some venting space underneath these lugs. Certainly a good point there, not that there is an issue with that because there's plenty of space among these links to let the wrist vent nice and easy. Alright. So, overall with its stainless steel construction it is actually rather light. Much lighter than, you know, any other precious metal or gold sort of construction with their watches, but it feels very good on the wrist. The bracelet is actually very, very soft on the wrist as well. No chance of, you know, unceremoniously epilating hairs because well these links do have a tiny bit of space among them and they can't be, you know, crushed. So as to pinch or, you know, remove hairs and the like. So it feels very good, feels very smooth to wear and just overall a very good and comfortable wear. And when it comes to the reading, the readability of this watch on the wrist, very easy as well because the green does almost look, it looks almost black. And therefore you have that high sense of contrast, you can read the hour markers very easily with those hands as well, the hour and minute hands along with that sweeping seconds hand, sweeping across very nicely. Very easy to read in any lighting situation. Alright. But that's enough of what I think. What do you guys think about this watch? Let us know down in the comments below, and be sure to leave us a like, as it helps us out. Be sure to subscribe as well as it helps us out even further. And hit that bell notification, so you can be notified when we go live with another video like this one. And as always, if you'd like to purchase this watch or any other watch, visit our website: JazTime.com. Links in the description below. We'll see you in the next one. Take care.