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Omega Aqua Terra Mod. 2503-50

Greetings and Happy New Year!

I am interested in some reviews of the Omega Aqua Terra Mod. 2503-50. I am an active sportsman that will be sailing, boating, and fishing from the surf, Kayak and small boat. Although I will not be scuba diving, my watch will be getting dunked on a regular basis. I am interested in the Omega (I have my Dad's vintage Constellation) as an alternative to a Rolex Explorer I. I am the orginal owner of a 21 year old Rolex Submariner, but to be honest, I don't really like the watch that much, too big, too heavy, and uncomfortable to wear. I would buy the Omega A/T automatic if I am confident that it will hold up to the regular exposure to the saltwater and general rough treatment. Thanks for your advice on my next purchase. jkc

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