Omega Aqua Terra 2500 old model

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Omega Aqua Terra 2500 old model

Post by chriscentro » 28 Sep 2013 19:21

Hi guys

My friend asked me about the Omega Aqua Terra old 2500 model. How is it, does it have any "problems"?
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Re: Omega Aqua Terra 2500 old model

Post by Solanum88 » 28 Sep 2013 20:06

Never heard of any, but the 2500 has variants with the 2500D supposedly better.
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Re: Omega Aqua Terra 2500 old model

Post by chriscentro » 28 Sep 2013 20:20

Solanum88 wrote:Never heard of any, but the 2500 has variants with the 2500D supposedly better.
thanks for the reply, I googled and found there are quite a few colour variants too.
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Re: Omega Aqua Terra 2500 old model

Post by Solanum88 » 28 Sep 2013 20:36

Just expanding on what I mentioned earlier

Caliber 2500A -> First version of the movement , seems somewhat less reliable than later variants when I read up on it
Caliber 2500B -> Not too sure what is the diff but it beats 28,800bph
Caliber 2500C -> Beat rate reduced to 25,200bhp, some minor changes to the shape of the lever
Caliber 2500D -> Coaxial escapement is extensively improved upon making it much closer to the version found in the newer 8500 series.
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Re: Omega Aqua Terra 2500 old model

Post by chriscentro » 28 Sep 2013 22:03

After some reading, 2500D seems to be the better one.
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Re: Omega Aqua Terra 2500 old model

Post by balzebub71 » 29 Sep 2013 16:23

chriscentro wrote:After some reading, 2500D seems to be the better one.
Heard the earlier variants of the 2500 up to C wasn't that good, had cases of sudden stoppage of movement while still within warranty period. But yeah the D version is supposed to have been the best and most reliable variant just before they moved to 8500 series
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