WatchdivesWD0006
Homage to the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M
about$139
Regular price at watchdives.com, checked 31 Oct 2026. Marketplace prices change often.
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The Watchdives WD0006 38mm VH31 Quartz is a homage to the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M, with a 38 mm case, 3 mm smaller. It uses a quartz movement and is water resistant to 100 m. Its Resemblance Score is 33 out of 100. It costs about $139 at the official store.
Side by side with the original
Compared with reference 220.10.41.21.02.001. Values marked ≈ are estimates, such as a reviewer's measurement.
| Spec | WD0006 | Aqua Terra (220.10.41.21.02.001) | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Case diameter | 38 mm | 41 mm | −3 mm |
| Lug-to-lug | 45 mm | ≈ 47.9 mm | −2.9 mm |
| Thickness | 10.7 mm | Not published | Can't compare |
| Lug width | 20 mm | Not published | Can't compare |
| Water resistance | 100 m | Not published | |
| Movement | Quartz, VH31 | Automatic | |
| Power reserve | Not published | Not published | |
| Crystal | Sapphire, clear AR coating | Not published | |
| Bezel | Fixed | Not published | |
| Case material | 316L stainless steel | Not published | |
| Lume | BGW9 blue lume on dial, hands and markers | Not published | |
| Bracelet | 316L stainless steel bracelet, 20 mm tapering to 16 mm | Not published | |
| Weight | Not published | Not published |
- ≈ Aqua Terra, Lug-to-lug: median of 3 agreeing independent measurements (47.5–47.91 mm); the maker does not publish it.
The original
Omega
Aqua Terra
Reference 220.10.41.21.02.001, silver dial with horizontal teak pattern, steel bracelet
- Case
- 41 mm
- Lug-to-lug
- ≈ 47.9 mm
- Thickness
- Not published
- Water resistance
- Not published
- Movement
- Automatic
- List price
- Not published
Why it scores 33
Proportions and movement are computed from specs. Design details and functions are judged from the brand's official images. How we score
Proportions0 / 30
- Case diameter0 / 123 mm apart
- Lug-to-lug0 / 82.9 mm apart
- Thickness0 / 6Not published, left out
- Lug width0 / 4Not published, left out
Design signatures25 / 40
- Dial with horizontal teak-deck lines10 / 10Dial with fine horizontal grooves across it, framed by a flat ring with a printed minute track, as seen in the official images.
- Arrow-tipped hour hand4 / 8The arrow tip is on the minute hand (and second hand); the hour hand is a tapered dagger.
- Faceted, polished applied hour markers6 / 6Applied, faceted, tapered polished markers (large triangle at 12, smaller ones at the other hours).
- Date window at 6 with a polished border0 / 6No date window at all.
- Polished, slightly domed bezel2 / 4Wide polished bezel that slopes inward; the brand does not say it is domed (only the sapphire is called domed), and the official photos do not settle it.
- Integrated bracelet with brushed and polished links3 / 6Brushed three-link steel bracelet with fitted solid end links, but it attaches to ordinary lugs, so the case and bracelet are not integrated.
Functions and materials8 / 20
- Complications0 / 8No date window; the original has a date.
- Bezel action4 / 4Fixed bezel on both.
- Case and bezel materials2 / 4316L steel case and bracelet; the original record gives no case material to compare.
- Crystal shape and date window2 / 4Domed sapphire with AR coating; the original record lists no crystal type, so only the sapphire is comparable.
Movement type0 / 10
- Movement type0 / 10Different movement type.
What reviewers and owners say
Reviewers
From 4 reviews we read or watched, 2 of them with a watch supplied by the brand.
Four reviewers handled the WD0006 and are positive about the case finishing, with crisp polished chamfers and clean brushing, and about the slim 10.7 mm profile. One reviewer calls the clasp robust, with a double pusher and plenty of micro-adjustment. The lume is described as modest: usable, but not strong.
The size splits opinion. Two reviewers found 38 mm a little small for them, though they still liked the watch. One noted the polished hands can disappear against a dark dial at some angles. Another said the lack of a date window is a plus because it keeps the dial clean. Two of the four watches were supplied by the brand; one was bought, and for one the source is not stated.
Good
- Crisp case finishing with polished chamfers and clean brushing
- Slim at 10.7 mm and 38 mm wide, suited to smaller wrists
- Clean dial with no date window, liked by some reviewers
- Solid clasp with a double pusher and five micro-adjustment holes
- Ten dial colours
Less good
- No date window
- Lume is usable but not strong, per reviews
- Polished hands can be hard to see against a dark dial at some angles
- 38 mm can feel small to some wearers
Versions and colours
- Sunray White (orange second hand)Its own colourway, not on the originalabout $139
- Matte WhiteIts own colourway, not on the originalabout $139
- Striped BlackIts own colourway, not on the originalabout $139
- Sunray Light BlueIts own colourway, not on the originalabout $139
- Dark BlueIts own colourway, not on the originalabout $139
- GreenIts own colourway, not on the originalabout $139
- White MopIts own colourway, not on the originalabout $149
- Gradient Blue/BlackIts own colourway, not on the originalabout $139
- Sunray RedIts own colourway, not on the originalabout $139
- Deep Teal (blue second hand)Its own colourway, not on the originalabout $139
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Sources
Checked 31 Oct 2026. Every figure on this page comes from one of these pages.