Complications
hmd4m's original post on the Omega Aqua Terra 15,000 Gauss sparked a lively discussion among collectors, highlighting the watch's exceptional anti-magnetic properties. This article delves into the community's perspective on the practical implications and horological significance of such high resistance, especially in an era where magnetic fields are increasingly prevalent. hmd4m's initial observation serves as a crucial starting point for understanding why this particular Omega reference stands out.
With many special features… Great Co-axial, …Zirconium rotor bearing….. Grtz,Dom
My Seamaster 300 diver.
I just wish they made it in 38mm like the other aqua terra models :\
A good point. Other. I have no magnetism problems with all my watches experienced. The gauss race you know is all about Rolex his milgauss with a poor 1000 gauss. I never seen a watch freak holding a watch to a magnet. A part of the fun, we have something to talk about. The race between Omega and Rolex, interesting as this jin and yang behave as a moon and a planet. The balance is in control.
Are you a scientist? 😉 I work in a warehouse with much iron and obstacles, so i wear watches which for me is not a problem when i hit a steel beam. So i do not wear any luxury watch at work. Keep my Omega Seamaster safe at home.
You only need to stop before getting near a 3T MRI.
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