Aqua Terra Day-Date Opinions

C cutter

Hi all,

I'm looking to purchase my first dress watch (being a proud Speedmaster and a Seamaster owner!) Initially I had my eyes set on the AT Day-Date, but it has been discontinued and there have been generally very few reviews of that watch; it seems to have gone largely unnoticed and ignored.

I am currently looking at the much more mainstream AT Steel on Blue Dial watch, and while I would love pulling the trigger on it, I know that deep down, if Omega were to release this with a date complication again, I would regret my purchase and think about selling it to fund the day-date variant.

What's your experience with Omega Day-Dates? Have you had one in the past/do you still own one? Is it reliable? Is there a reason why it hasn't caught on with the public?

Thank you for your time and answers.

YY77

For sure the middle one is a greyish blue (my brother has that one on the rubber strap) compared to the navy of the first and last pic, the first and last one seem to only differ with the first on having aqua blue accents.

C cutter

I decided to proceed with the more mainstream option of the modern, standard Aqua Terra and forego the Day-Date (which I couldn't find new in the local market anyway anymore). I am between the blue and green dial but I'll most probably go with the blue.

The thing here is, Omega has released three steel versions of the blue AT, each with minor differences in the colour of the seconds hand, or the colour on the seconds numbers on the dial itself; that much is certain. What I'm not sure of, is whether the shade of blue on the dial itself is also different between models 220.10.41.21.03.001, 220.10.41.21.03.002 and 220.10.41.21.03.004 respectively. Do you think it's just the way they were photographed or are they actually different blue dials as depicted?