/fa/ - Fashion

>>15581663
aqua terra

>>15388936
for me the distinction was the magnetic resistance, so I didn't really even consider anything else. this is my first omega, but I have to say it's within 2spd even though I'm not counting that anymore. I like that the co-axial has longer service intervals, though. That was a pleasant surprise.
My guess is the publicity is meant to be just that. It runs well, no complaints. They really don't advertise the amagnetism which I feel is a really important thing for some people.

I tried on the globemaster as well as the full-sized AT and both were too big. The globemaster was one of the first watches I've tried on that looks better when it's not being worn. The new aqua terras look amazing, especially pic related in my opinion, but just too big for me.
I've taken it below the water, not deep yet. Bought it in anticipation of moving to southern california, and as soon as I get here everything is closed. go figure. right now it's more of an at-home desk diver, and I'm okay with keeping it that way honestly. doubt I'll ever be 600m underwater