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Equally at home in the boardroom and by the water, this Omega Seamaster 150M in stainless steel pairs effortlessly with tailored suiting and casual wear. With its 39mm case and grey teak dial, circa 2015, and water resistance to 150 metres, it’s a refined choice for business travel, weekend dinners, and coastal escapes.

Q: Is it automatic or quartz, and which movement does this reference usually have?
A: The reference 231.10.39.60.06.001 is commonly seen in the quartz Aqua Terra configuration. Exact movement can vary by production and market; we can verify the calibre fitted in this specific watch on request. Quartz offers set‑and‑forget convenience (battery life typically around 2–3 years), while automatic versions are self‑winding with a power reserve of roughly 48+ hours depending on calibre.

Q: Will it fit my wrist, and can the bracelet be resized?
A: This bracelet fits a wrist up to approximately 19 cm and this full set includes two extra links. We can size it prior to dispatch, and additional links can often be sourced subject to availability and cost—share your wrist measurement for guidance.

Q: Can I swap the bracelet for a leather or rubber strap, and what is the lug width?
A: Yes—many owners enjoy the Aqua Terra on straps for a more dressy or sporty look. Mid‑size Aqua Terra models often use a 19mm lug width; we can confirm the exact width for this reference and advise on compatible straps and fitting to avoid scratching the lugs.

Q: What is the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M 39mm Ref. 231.10.39.60.06.001?
A: It’s a Swiss‑made stainless‑steel Aqua Terra with a 39mm case and bracelet, a grey “teak concept” dial with date, and a 150‑metre water‑resistance rating. Designed as a versatile everyday watch, it blends sport utility with refined, dress‑friendly styling. This example is delivered as a full set dating to circa 2015.

Q: Is it automatic or quartz, and which movement does this reference usually have?
A: The reference 231.10.39.60.06.001 is commonly seen in the quartz Aqua Terra configuration. Exact movement can vary by production and market; we can verify the calibre fitted in this specific watch on request. Quartz offers set‑and‑forget convenience (battery life typically around 2–3 years), while automatic versions are self‑winding with a power reserve of roughly 48+ hours depending on calibre.

Q: How do I set the time and date safely?
A: For quartz models: pull the crown to the first click to quickset the date, and to the second click to set the time; push the crown back in firmly when finished. For automatic models: wind 20–40 turns if the watch has stopped, then use the first crown position for quickset date (if equipped) and the second for time. In all cases, avoid changing the date between roughly 8pm and 2am to protect the mechanism.

Q: Is it water‑resistant and can I swim with it?
A: The Aqua Terra is rated to 150 metres and was designed for light aquatic use. However, water resistance on pre‑owned watches cannot be guaranteed without recent servicing and pressure testing. If you plan to swim, have the gaskets checked/replaced and the watch professionally tested, and always ensure the crown is fully seated before exposure to moisture.

Q: What crystal does it use and what is the “teak” dial?
A: Aqua Terra models from this era typically feature a scratch‑resistant sapphire crystal. The grey “teak concept” dial has vertical stripes inspired by yacht decking, giving the watch a nautical yet elegant character. We can confirm the crystal specification on this exact piece upon request.

Q: Will it fit my wrist, and can the bracelet be resized?
A: This bracelet fits a wrist up to approximately 19 cm and this full set includes two extra links. We can size it prior to dispatch, and additional links can often be sourced subject to availability and cost—share your wrist measurement for guidance.

Q: Can I swap the bracelet for a leather or rubber strap, and what is the lug width?
A: Yes—many owners enjoy the Aqua Terra on straps for a more dressy or sporty look. Mid‑size Aqua Terra models often use a 19mm lug width; we can confirm the exact width for this reference and advise on compatible straps and fitting to avoid scratching the lugs.

Q: What accuracy and service interval should I expect?
A: A healthy quartz model typically keeps excellent time (often within seconds per month); replace the battery every 2–3 years and have gaskets checked periodically. Automatic versions should keep strong time for their era; a routine service every 5–10 years is sensible, or sooner if you notice running fast/slow, moisture, or magnetisation. Keep the watch away from strong magnets and wipe it with a soft cloth after wear.

Q: What condition should I expect?
A: Very good pre‑owned condition with light traces of use. As noted, there are scratches on the case, case back and bracelet consistent with careful wear. The watch presents cleanly overall, inside and out.

Q: What is included, and how do you guarantee authenticity and warranty?
A: This listing is delivered as a full set: box, certificate and two extra links. A Retro Tale professionally inspects and authenticates every watch and offers a 12‑month mechanical guarantee. We provide free, fully insured DHL shipping, a 14‑day return policy, and 0% customs fees for EU buyers; contact us for any additional documentation or photos.

Q: What is the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M 39mm Ref. 231.10.39.60.06.001?
A: It’s a Swiss‑made stainless‑steel Aqua Terra with a 39mm case and bracelet, a grey “teak concept” dial with date, and a 150‑metre water‑resistance rating. Designed as a versatile everyday watch, it blends sport utility with refined, dress‑friendly styling. This example is delivered as a full set dating to circa 2015.

Q: Is it automatic or quartz, and which movement does this reference usually have?
A: The reference 231.10.39.60.06.001 is commonly seen in the quartz Aqua Terra configuration. Exact movement can vary by production and market; we can verify the calibre fitted in this specific watch on request. Quartz offers set‑and‑forget convenience (battery life typically around 2–3 years), while automatic versions are self‑winding with a power reserve of roughly 48+ hours depending on calibre.

Q: How do I set the time and date safely?
A: For quartz models: pull the crown to the first click to quickset the date, and to the second click to set the time; push the crown back in firmly when finished. For automatic models: wind 20–40 turns if the watch has stopped, then use the first crown position for quickset date (if equipped) and the second for time. In all cases, avoid changing the date between roughly 8pm and 2am to protect the mechanism.

Q: Is it water‑resistant and can I swim with it?
A: The Aqua Terra is rated to 150 metres and was designed for light aquatic use. However, water resistance on pre‑owned watches cannot be guaranteed without recent servicing and pressure testing. If you plan to swim, have the gaskets checked/replaced and the watch professionally tested, and always ensure the crown is fully seated before exposure to moisture.

Q: What crystal does it use and what is the “teak” dial?
A: Aqua Terra models from this era typically feature a scratch‑resistant sapphire crystal. The grey “teak concept” dial has vertical stripes inspired by yacht decking, giving the watch a nautical yet elegant character. We can confirm the crystal specification on this exact piece upon request.

Q: Will it fit my wrist, and can the bracelet be resized?
A: This bracelet fits a wrist up to approximately 19 cm and this full set includes two extra links. We can size it prior to dispatch, and additional links can often be sourced subject to availability and cost—share your wrist measurement for guidance.

Q: Can I swap the bracelet for a leather or rubber strap, and what is the lug width?
A: Yes—many owners enjoy the Aqua Terra on straps for a more dressy or sporty look. Mid‑size Aqua Terra models often use a 19mm lug width; we can confirm the exact width for this reference and advise on compatible straps and fitting to avoid scratching the lugs.

Q: What accuracy and service interval should I expect?
A: A healthy quartz model typically keeps excellent time (often within seconds per month); replace the battery every 2–3 years and have gaskets checked periodically. Automatic versions should keep strong time for their era; a routine service every 5–10 years is sensible, or sooner if you notice running fast/slow, moisture, or magnetisation. Keep the watch away from strong magnets and wipe it with a soft cloth after wear.

Q: What condition should I expect?
A: Very good pre‑owned condition with light traces of use. As noted, there are scratches on the case, case back and bracelet consistent with careful wear. The watch presents cleanly overall, inside and out.

Q: What is included, and how do you guarantee authenticity and warranty?
A: This listing is delivered as a full set: box, certificate and two extra links. A Retro Tale professionally inspects and authenticates every watch and offers a 12‑month mechanical guarantee. We provide free, fully insured DHL shipping, a 14‑day return policy, and 0% customs fees for EU buyers; contact us for any additional documentation or photos.