Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Co-Axial Master Chrono #8 | Rolexsuperclones.com

At Rolexsuperclones.com, our sourcing criteria are specific: regulated movement, reference-accurate case dimensions, consistent finishing across all exterior components. This Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Co-Axial Master Chronomet meets all three. It has been through our pre-listing evaluation process and cleared every stage — the kind of verification that determines whether a superclone performs for two weeks or two years.

It has a stainless steel case and a black rubber strap. The watch is water resistant to 50 meters.

Here are the specifications of the watch:

Calibre: VS Factory Clone 8500 Automatic Movement

Case Construction: 904L Stainless Steel

Case Diameter: 41mm

Case Thickness: 13mm

Dial Finish: Green Dial with White Index Hour Markers and Hands

Bezel Type: Black Ceramic Bezel with Date Window

Sapphire Glass: Sapphire Crystal with AR Coating

Strap: Black Rubber Strap with Deployant Clasp

Water Rating: 50 Meters

The VS Factory is known for making high-quality 1:1 Superclone watches. This particular replica is very close to the genuine Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Co-Axial Master Chronometer in terms of design, materials, and finishing. The only major difference is the movement, which is a cloned movement instead of the genuine Omega 8500 movement. However, the cloned movement is also of high quality and performs well

Sourced and Verified by Rolexsuperclones.com

At Rolexsuperclones.com, technical verification is not a selling point — it is the baseline requirement for listing. This piece has been assessed for movement performance, case accuracy, and finishing consistency. It met the standard we apply across every piece in the catalogue.

• Movement regulation confirmed — daily rate accuracy verified before listing

• Case and lug dimensions measured against the original reference

• Surface finishing evaluated: bezel execution, dial clarity, bracelet link quality

• Cleared the full Rolexsuperclones.com pre-listing assessment — no exceptions made