Omega Seamaster 41mm Aqua Terra Small Seconds
Previously we covered the ten new 38mm editions, now lets focus on the nine new 41mm version. This is undoubtedly the bigger option, but I'd also argue it's the most desirable as well. What sets it apart in my eyes is that iconic dial design, which resembles the wood deck of a luxury yacht. Overall this "Seamaster Aqua Terra Small Seconds" has preserved the best elements of the collection, while adding a useful complication to the mix.Just like the smaller option this 41mm case can also be had made out of stainless-steel, 18k Sedna gold, or two-tone variations; all with a transparent case back that allows to view the inner workings of the mechanical movement. 
Mounted to the case is a polished bezel that either matches the case alloy, or comes as gold on steel giving way to some of the two-tone options among this extensive release. It also comes equipped with a riveted screw-in crown adorned by the Omega logo. As seen below the brushed finish of the main case plays well with the shinny polished bezel.
All topped by a domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on both sides. Water-resistance on these watches can reach up to 150 meters (500 feet).
Time is exhibited on the classic nautical themed teak-like pattern, crafted with horizontal engraved stripes in negative relief. 
The hour index markers are shaped like the hull of a boat and coated with luminous material. The hands are similar in style and vary by the use of an arrow-top on the long minute hand.
Circling around the periphery of the dial is a 60-minute ring with double-digit numerals for every 5-minute increment.
Unlike the sub-seconds seen on the smaller 38mm version that used thin markers or diamonds; these bigger models have embraced the augmented space to use Arabic numerals.
As the name implies, in common all of these dial options come with the small-seconds aligned at 6 o’clock with a large date-window.
Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Small Seconds
The “Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Small Seconds” (Follow Link for References) is powered by the in-house self-winding mechanical movement, caliber 8917 with 39 jewels and 25,200 Vph. This is a METAS certified Master Chronometer and comes equipped with a silicon balance spring and is resistant to magnetic fields reaching 15,000 gauss. Power reserve on this watch can last up to 60 hours, when fully wound.
Mounted to these watches you can choose between a stainless-steel, or an all 18k Sedna gold bracelet. Unlike the 38mm release there is no two-tone bracelet option this version. 
Instead Omega has gifted the 41mm model with an elegant blue or beige structured rubber strap that features exposed stitchings running down the sides and a weave pattern center strip, while secured to the wrist by a push-button deployment buckle.
These watches will all become available starting August 2021. For more up to date information, specific prices and reference numbers visit the official Omega website here.
