Omega Aqua Terra 231.10.39.60.02.001 — Authenticity Certified

A 39mm Aqua Terra reference 231.10.39.60.02.001 offered at £1,893.70 and marked by eBay as qualifying for its Authenticity Guarantee programme. Pre-owned — Good condition.

Why we selected it today

Great Price against the historical exact‑reference benchmark: the asking price of £1,893.70 is about 19% below the benchmark (£2,328.45). The Aqua Terra is an everyday sports-luxury model where reference-level comparisons help separate generations and dial variants — here the price is notable given the benchmark gap. The pricing evidence helped too: aWaD currently rates the asking price as Great Price against its exact-reference comparison set.

The model’s pedigree

The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra is a distinct everyday sports-luxury family with its own reference generations, sizes and movements. It should be compared separately from Diver 300M and Planet Ocean watches.

Reference explained

The comparison uses a historical exact‑reference asking‑price benchmark of £2,328.45. Today's live exact‑reference pool is thinner (two comparables), so the benchmark is based on historical metric days that met our usual minimum listing count. These are observed asking prices, not confirmed sale prices. This listing is marked by eBay as qualifying for its Authenticity Guarantee programme.

Key features

Listing title: 'OMEGA Seamaster Aqua Terra 39mm Omega 231.10.39.60.02.001'. Model type: luxury watch. Condition: Pre-owned — Good. Asking price: £1,893.70.

How the asking price compares

At £1,893.70, this sits against a current median asking price of £2,327.85 across 2 other exact-reference listings. Allowing for the asking-price history we have collected, the aWaD benchmark is £2,328.45. The featured watch is about 18.7% below that level. That earns aWaD’s Great Price rating: on the evidence available, it is notably keener than the centre of the current asking-price market. These are observed eBay asking prices, not confirmed sold prices.

What a buyer should check

Confirm the full reference and case size, then compare dial generation, movement, bracelet or strap, service evidence and completeness. Railmaster references that share some Aqua Terra‑era numbering should not be treated as Aqua Terra.