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: What are the chances that Omega will expand on
: the existing dial colors for the Aqua Terra
: line?
No idea. Probably moderately good. That line seems to be a better than expected success.
: matted finish in white on the 35mm version.
But there's the catch... as you've probably seen, OMEGA is not currently offerring as many choices in the small AT. Especially in the quartz.
Why not just cowboy up and get the 38mm? The white dial with blue hands version is really striking?
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