
This timepiece blends sporty elegance with modern refinement. The distinctive horizontal dial pattern adds depth, making it suitable for both casual and formal occasions.
"The 41mm Aqua Terra on steel — Co-Axial Master Chronometer calibre 8900, METAS-certified to 15,000 gauss — from about €6,900."
41mm is the size I'd call the Aqua Terra's true center of gravity — big enough to read as a proper sports watch, restrained enough to sit under a cuff without an argument. Caliber 8900 is the manufacture movement generation that's carried this line for years, and the black dial is about as close to a neutral, no-decisions-required choice as this catalogue gets. 150m is the baseline across every case size in the range, so it's not a differentiator here, just confirmation the spec holds at the size most people actually buy. At ~€6,900, this is close to the best price-to-versatility ratio in the whole Aqua Terra range I've measured — it's the reference, not a variant of one.