New Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Limited Edition Begins Countdown to 2018 Olympic Games
The next Winter Olympics, to be held in PyeongChang, South Korea, begin on February 9, 2018. Omega, official Olympic timekeeper since 1932, begins the two-year countdown with the launch of its Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra “PyeongChang 2018” Limited Edition timepiece.After going to its Speedmaster collection to commemorate this year’s summer games in Rio de Janeiro (a Bullhead and a Speedmaster Mark II), Omega turns to its sporty, maritime-themed Seamaster Aqua Terra family �� characterized by its teakwood-deck-motif dial, here in blue PVD �� to represent the PyeongChang winter games.The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra “PyeongChang 2018” Limited Edition adds to the familiar Aqua Terra design codes with the words “PYEONGCHANG 2018,” in the colors of the five Olympic Rings, inscribed on the minute track. In an amazing coincidence, the numerals “2018” align precisely with the “18” and “20” minute indices, a phenomenon tha

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hello all i am due to pull the trigger on this watch soon i am just so torn between the 2....love the choc as looks lovely in light/daylight, also 1 the only dials with numbers which gives it some exclusivity...but the black is also gorgeous and will stand out more in darker lights...i think the black stands out more overall or maybe im wrong? Need help and opinions please! Also any wrist shots in darker lighting areas of the 2 maybe...cheers all